Bvlgari Aqva Marine Pour Homme for Men - Eau de Toilette

Description

Highlights

• Aqva Pour Homme Marine by BVLGARI is a aromatic aquatic fragrance for men
• The perfume was launched in 2008
• The nose behind this fragrance is Jacques Cavallier
• Wear it to your workplace to make everyday more productive
• Makes for a perfect gift to someone special

Overview

It was designed by renowned perfumer Jacques Cavallier, the creator of the original Aqua Pour Homme fragrance, who tried to evoke the natural freshness and the strength of the ocean with Posidonia Oceanica seaweed, neroli, grapefruit, rosemary and white cedar. BVLGARI has defined a sustainability journey for the continuous improvement of social and environmental performances. The overall CSR vision defines the space in which the company is working to generate value and drive future actions. BVLGARI is committed to addressing global challenges and to this end it has set out a CSR plan also inspired by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). The Goals are part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development which was signed by 193 member countries of the United Nations in September 2015. The Agenda is an action program for people, the planet and prosperity, and includes 17 goals and 169 targets aimed at ensuring the future of the next generations in a sustainable manner. In order to support this commitment and proactively contribute to the achievement of improvements in light of the SDG, BVLGARI will keep innovating also through the development of strategic partnerships that can unlock shared value and create positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders, with a specific focus on responsible consumption and production. BVLGARI is committed to continuously advancing its ethical, social and environmental performance through the constant improvement of its activity. BVLGARI’s commitment to CSR builds also on the adoption of standards and principles that drive its activities encouraging the continuous improvement of social environmental performances.