Lumson has signed off on another successful 'Made in Italy' collaboration, on this ocassion with Teaology, the Italian company founded by Cecilia Garofano and Paolo Bevegni. Teaology, noted for its innovative skincare treatments formulated with real tea infusions, has chosen Re Place, Lumson’s refillable jar, for its Kombucha Tea Revitalizing Face Cream, the signature product of its new Kombucha-based line.

COSMETICS WITH A POSITIVE IMPACT

Teaology choosing to use Lumson’s recyclable and refillable jar shouldn’t come as a surprise. The company, today a certified B Corp, has made sustainability an essential part of its mission. Since its debut on the market in 2017, it has set itself apart by following a business model that benefits the environment, the local territory, and people. A “positive impact “ business with a philosophy like Lumson’s that is always looking to combine technical and technological innovation with the safeguarding of the environment and local territory.

The sharing of goals has resulted in a perfect synergy: on one side is Kombucha Tea Revitalizing Face Cream, a uniquely formulated cream developed to prevent and correct the first signs of aging, enclosing within it the legendary elixir of youth, Kombucha, and on the other is Re Place, Lumson's glass jar with a refillable (inner cup) system designed to be easily removable and replaceable and that combines aesthetics with attention to the environment.

RE PLACE, ECOLOGICAL AND CREATIVE

Re Place, marries the principles of a circular economy – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – and interprets them in three new key concepts:

• Re-Think (the packaging is given an ECO-design spin)
• Re-Gen (the refill offers new life to the glass jar)
• Re-Act (brands and consumers are an active part in the process of reducing environmental impact), is the perfect solution to enhance skincare products and “educate” consumers to be more aware and considerate of the planet

All this wrapped up in a fresh and easily recognizable graphic design: Re Place’s inner cup was customized according to the graphics and colors used for the new Kombucha line: A choice that makes the packaging unique and highlights the brand’s character and identity.