Phebo Limão Siciliano Deo Colônia

Phebo is one of Brazil's most iconic and traditional perfumery brands, founded in 1930 in Belém do Pará by cousins Antonio and Mario Santiago. The brand gained fame for its glycerin soaps and unique fragrances that capture the essence of Brazilian flora. The Limão Siciliano Deo Colônia is a staple in their collection, reflecting a fresh, citrusy profile that has become a favorite in the Brazilian market. In 2004, Phebo was acquired by Granado Perfumaria, another historic Brazilian company renowned for its herbal and medicinal heritage. Today, Phebo operates under the 'Casa Granado' umbrella, which maintains a commitment to high-quality ingredients and vintage-inspired aesthetics. The products are primarily manufactured in Brazil, specifically at the Granado-Phebo manufacturing complex in Rio de Janeiro, ensuring local production and quality control. The ultimate ownership remains with the Granado family and private investors, keeping it a quintessential Brazilian brand with international reach.