Phebo Rosmarino liquid soap

Phebo is an iconic Brazilian perfumery brand founded in 1930 in Belém, Pará, by cousins Mario Santiago and Antonio Santiago. The brand gained national fame for its unique vegetable-based glycerin soaps. In 2004, Phebo was acquired by Granado Pharmácias, another historic Brazilian company.

Today, Phebo remains a symbol of Brazilian luxury apothecary. The 'Rosmarino' (Rosemary) line is characterized by its fresh, herbal fragrance and is manufactured in Brazil under the Granado group. The brand maintains its heritage while expanding into modern personal care categories like liquid soaps, body lotions, and fine fragrances.