Acqua Di Parma Colonia Futura Deodorant Stick 75ml

Escentual £32.40 Go to Escentual First seen in Sep 2020

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Highest price was seen £36.00 on 09 May 2023

Lowest price was seen £32.40 on 12 May 2023

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Description

Feel fresh and confident as you go about your day with the Acqua Di Parma Colonia Futura Deodorant Stick, a citrus-woody scented deodorant for all skin types. Acqua Di Parma's alcohol-free formula helps mask unpleasant odours, while gently perfuming the skin with the fresh, sparkling green notes of Colonia Futura. Perfect for fans of the original Colonia Futura Eau de Cologne, the deodorant stick delicately cocoons the skin in a fresh and uplifting blend of notes, including grapefruit, bergamot and lemon - which are warmed by a dash of pink pepper. The fresh scent then introduces a more aromatic tone as lavender marries with clary sage and vetiver offers a comforting woodiness. The Colonia Futura Deodorant Stick can easily be popped into a handbag, gym bag or backpack for protection on-the-go. The deodorant looks the part too with a classic, joyful yellow design classic of Acqua di Parma, while the green emblem nods to the hero clary sage note. Why We Love It If you're struggling with irritation or dry skin when using deodorants, an alcohol-free alternative might be a great solution. Although alcohol is traditionally used in deodorants to help it dry quickly and to kill odour-forming bacteria, it can also cause dryness and stinging. So, this alcohol-free formula is perfect for every skin type, even if you struggle with dryness or sensitivity. And just because it's kind to your skin, doesn't mean you have to miss out on enjoying a luxury scent. Refreshing, citrus and uplifting, Colonia Futura is an aroma that you'll want to introduce into every part of your daily routine. How To Use It Use on the underarm area as needed. Works Well With The utterly refreshing and revitalising Colonia Futura scent has been captured in an entire range, so why not explore the rest of the collection?