• Cleanse

    Botanical cleansers that purify without stripping moisture.

    Botanical Cleansers 
  • Hydrate & Exfoliate

    Mineral clays and plant extracts that restore equilibrium.

    Body Polish 
  • Moisturize & Protect

    Plant oils and antioxidants that nourish and strengthen skin.

    Lotion 
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She already knew.

Rosina Quadracci was born in the village of Acquavena, in the hills of Campania. She came to America carrying the botanical knowledge of a place where foraging wasn't a practice — it was just life. What grew in the ground fed the body. What grew in the hills healed the skin. She never needed a label for it.

Acquavena Organics is built on what she knew. 

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NEW ARRIVAL — HEIRLOOM VESSELS

A ninth vessel has arrived.

GOYO is made by ceramic artist Eunjoo Kang — a sculptor whose hands have worked clay for twenty years. A moon jar form in white matte stoneware. A hand-applied camellia pressed into the body before firing. Quietly bold. One of one.

Meet Goyo View all Heirloom Vessels →
  • Calendula

    From the field · the skin's oldest ally.

    Grown wild in Mediterranean sun. Its resins calm irritation, its flavonoids support repair, and the amber color tells you what it carries.

  • Rosemary

    From the field · gathered the way Rosina did.

    Wild-harvested, dried slowly, extracted whole. Rosmarinic acid is one of the most potent botanical antioxidants known, and it protects the skin barrier.

  • Acquavena Vineyard Wine

    From the press · made 30 acres from here.

    Tartaric acid, resveratrol and polyphenols do the same work on skin they do in the glass. One supply chain, zero intermediaries.

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ROOTED Podcast — Botanical Skincare Conversations with Acquavena Organics

Some things grow better when they're close to the earth. Your skin is one of them.

Rooted is for people who want to understand what they're putting on their skin, and why it matters. Each episode explores the botanical world with warmth and a real respect for the intelligence that lives in plants.

New episodes every two weeks.

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