The Organic Pharmacy has been reacquired by its founder, Margo Marrone.
This news follows a decade of the organic and natural beauty brand sitting under Italian pharmaceutical group Istituto Ganassini, which Marrone sold the business to in in 2018 to secure its future growth.
Marrone’s reacquisition is said to mark a significant new chapter for the brand, reconnecting it with its founding philosophy of health, detoxification and lifestyle.
Plus, reinforcing the relationship between skin health, internal wellbeing and healthy ageing.
“It was incredibly emotional to return to The Organic Pharmacy, and I feel so grateful to be back,” said Marrone.
“I am really looking forward to getting creative again and exploring what comes next for the brand.”
The Ganassini family owners will remain a partner to The Organic Pharmacy through distribution in Italy, while refocusing its wider business on other brands within the pharmaceutical industry.
Maronne’s return also comes at a time when “holistic health, preventative wellness and longevity are increasingly central to the global wellness conversation”, read a company statement.
Marrone added: “The Organic Pharmacy was the realisation of my dream: to bring under one roof professional client advice, an exceptional, personal service that enables me to form a bond with my clients, and the best products in the world that are free from toxins.”
The Organic Pharmacy recently broke into the retinal category with the launch of Retinal Renewal Night Serum.
The brand claims it helps diminish pigmentation and reinforce the skin barrier while you sleep.
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