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Root: natural cosmetics from Riza, Corinthia, made with olive oil, honey and grape

Root: natural cosmetics from Riza, Corinthia, made with olive oil, honey and grape
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At Xyleri Valtou, near Riza in the hills above Xylokastro, Root makes soaps, fragrances and creams in small batches. The idea is simple: clean ingredients, inspiration from nature and handmade quality, so the product reaches you fresh.

The business in this article is a Visit Corinthia partner. We describe it using what it says about its own work; hours and details can change, so check its page before you go.

What Root makes

The range is small and carefully made, with names inspired by Greek mythology and the Mediterranean:

Root Pure Elia olive oil soap
Root Pure Elia olive oil soap

What “natural” means to Root

“Natural” is an easy word to print on a box. Root explains what it means with specific points:

For businesses: wholesale and soaps with your own name

Root works mainly wholesale, which is why its online shop shows no retail prices. It also makes custom soaps and packaging with your brand identity — an idea, for example, for a guesthouse or a gift shop that wants something from the region. For prices and orders you contact Root directly.

Root Aegean Essence eau de parfum
Root Aegean Essence eau de parfum

How to find Root

All details, products and a contact form are on Root’s page on Visit Corinthia.

Near Riza

The drive from the sea up to the mountain villages is one of the loveliest in Corinthia. Combine it with a walk in Xylokastro and the Pefkias pine forest, and for more gift ideas from the region see our guide to local products of Corinthia.

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