On a lovely mid-July evening, we gathered with the Alex Carro community in the charming garden of Clothilde's shop in Aalst, Belgium. We called the event Alex Carro Tardeo, as our idea was to embrace the Spanish tradition of a leisurely afternoon spent with friends. Surrounded by lush greenery, we shared our summer skincare tips with Clothilde’s customers, talking about simple holiday routines and answering skincare questions.
We kicked off with an easy and simple holiday skincare routine, perfect for the evening after a long beach day. Our Naked Confidence Duo—comprising the Liquid Serum Bio-retinol Daily Tonic and Tinted Balancing Face Oil—proved to be the ideal combo for all skin types and tones.
This duo encourages going make-up free with total skin confidence.
The bio-retinol formula brightens and smooths the skin, addressing hyperpigmentation from sun exposure, while the Tinted Balancing Face Oil nourishes and evens the complexion with a subtle tint.
We also had the pleasure of experiencing our new Solid Perfume, Verde. More than just a scent, Verde offers a powerful ritual for wellbeing, relaxation, and mindfulness.
Made with 100% natural, plant-based ingredients, it provides an aromatherapeutic experience with notes of geranium leaf, French lavender, Damascus rose, frankincense, and patchouli. Verde helps us recall beautiful memories and offers relaxation during stressful days.
The event was a wonderful opportunity to connect with our community, share Alex Carro essential skincare routines, and dream about the summer travels ahead.
The relaxed and friendly atmosphere made it a memorable experience for everyone involved. A special thank you to Chloé and Dries, our long-time partners at Alex Carro, for organising such an amazing event in their beautiful garden.
We believe that events in real life can activate your space and community, creating meaningful connections and offering valuable skincare insights. We look forward to partnering with more retailers to bring these enriching experiences to their venues.
