Everything begins on the island.
Ischia Beauty Thermal Water belongs to the Ischia hydrothermal system: an origin that links its identity to the territory.
A natural hyperthermal mineral water that originates in the island's subsoil and carries with it a precise mineral signature. A distinctive presence in Ischia Beauty formulas.
Ischia Beauty Thermal Water belongs to the Ischia hydrothermal system: an origin that links its identity to the territory.
Deep circulation, heat, and water-rock interaction contribute to shaping a specific chemical composition.
Chlorides, sodium, bicarbonates, sulfates, silica, and other elements define the composition of the analyzed water.
In the 2019 sampling, the temperature at the source was recorded at 50.6 °C. The final classification: hyperthermal.
A mineral composition that helps keep skin comfortable and balanced, supporting its natural barrier function.
Ischia Thermal Water is incorporated into formulas together with selected cosmetic active ingredients and technologies for different skin needs.
The thermal matrix of Ischia is included in the formula.
Ingredients selected based on the cosmetic goal.
Formulation systems and technologies where provided for by the reference.
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The University of Naples Federico II analyzed and characterized the thermal water sample, defining its physicochemical parameters and mineral composition.
Essential answers regarding the origin, classification, and role of Ischia Thermal Water in formulas.
In the traditional thermal classification, water with a source temperature above 40 °C is defined as hyperthermal. In the 2019 sampling, the water analyzed was recorded at 50.6 °C.
In the analyzed sample, the main components include chlorides, sodium, bicarbonates, sulfates, and silica, along with other mineral elements present in varying concentrations.
The final characterization by Federico II University defines it as natural mineral water, sodium chloride, bicarbonate, sulfate, and hyperthermal.
Because it is part of the brand’s identity and its formulations: a raw material linked to the territory of Ischia and characterized by a defined mineral composition.
No. “Solfata” indicates the presence of sulfates in the composition and classification of the water. It is not the same as defining it as “sulfurous”.
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