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Skandinavisk releases a monthly subscription box service


DESPITE the deluge of devastation and damage this pandemic has washed over us, in the spells of stillness, there has been a chance for self-reflection. And unsurprisingly, what has emerged is the violent impact our extreme overconsumption has on the environment.

To tackle this matter, Skandinavisk, the luxurious company offering a slice of Scandinavian sensibility with their evocative scents, has released a monthly subscription box service, allowing the customer to select their desired items across Skandinavisk’s entire catalogue.

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The miscellaneous manner in which everyday items are obtained, from a flash promotion to a supermarket run, can lead to a backlog of foregone beauty products.

With the Skandinavisk subscription box, the customer can assemble a careful selection of Skandinavisk essentials, with the freedom to change, add or remove items before every future delivery at any time.

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As a B-corporation brand, Skandinavisk has also ensured their transparency extends to the subscription box’s manner of production. All the boxes are shipped directly from Skandinavisk’s warehouse in Denmark, offering road transport only in Europe, where freight is optimised and the environmental cost of travel is the lowest. For customers

by Sophia Ford-Palmer

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