Take a peek inside this five-star organic beauty destination in Italy ❤️
Borgo Santo Pietro
, a 12th-century estate home not only to a working farm and an exquisite boutique hotel but the birthplace and laboratory of beloved science-led natural skincare brand,. The brand’s creative director Jeanette Thottrup bought the property as a ruin with her husband Claus in the balmy summer of 2001, while on their way back to the airport from a holiday.
It was on this picturesque hilltop spot that Throttrup and Buonocore designed Seed to Skin’s first skincare product, too, The Divine Cleanse. Another bestseller, it’s a luscious honey-like oil-to-milk-turning gel that uses green marine clay to detoxify the skin and reduce inflammation, Vitamin E-rich sweet almond oil and pore-reducing, tightening white grapefruit extract. It really is divine.
The Borgo Santo Pietro hotel straddles both luxury and naturalism in a similar way. While organic cheeses, vegetables, ferments and wine can be brought from farm to table and served in the surrounding fields, one can also take a bespoke facial in the spa adjacent to the manicured walled gardens dotted with four-poster cabana beds and tall bearded irises.
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