Kaiak Oceano Eau de Toilette for Women

Kaiak Oceano for women brings fresh florals with the comfort of amber and  fruity nuances giving this fragrance a lot of femininity and beauty. This fragrance brings the sensation of movement which is reinforced through its refreshing and energetic fragrance.

• Made with essential oil from the Brazilian biodiversity​.
• Made with up to 30% of recycled glass​.
• 100% organic alcohol.
• Refreshing scent.

Kaiak Oceano is about the fascination that the vast blue of the oceans awakens in us. Its fragrance evokes the power and mystery of the deep sea. A striking aqueous complex gains even more personality when coexisting with the fresh notes of seaweed that inhabit the Atlantic Ocean and the Pataqueira, an ingredient of the Amazon Biodiversity. It then intensifies as we dive deeper: the density of marine amber and woods translate to the undersea universe of darker and more mysterious tones.

It's fragrance, but it could be diving.

But not only that. Kaiak Oceano is also about care and respect.

Kaiak Oceano is an invitation to take a more conscious look at the waste we generate and the impact it has on our waters.

Our Initiatives:

• We adopt 50% recycled plastic in the largest plastic part that makes up the product's packaging.
•  With this initiative, we will use around 6 tonnes of recycled plastic this equates to 3 million water bottle caps. If placed side by side, these caps form a distance capable of crossing Brazil from North to South.
• Thus, in addition to not releasing 6 tons of virgin plastic into the environment, we encourage the recycling chain for this material, helping to prevent this material from reaching one of its most common destinations: the ocean.
• In addition, we have eliminated the plastic film that surrounds the cartridges of our product, using a more resistant cardboard in the boxes and sealing them with glue. Plastic film, like any other single-use plastic is a material that we use for a few minutes, but it takes thousands of years to decompose. Because they are extremely light, even if discarded in the garbage, there is a risk that the wind will carry them away from these places, falling into drainage networks, rivers and ending up in the oceans.