Nature possesses the most potent ingredients to clean and nourish our hair and skin without the harmful chemicals. That’s why natural products are the best things you can use to care for your body.

Are natural products really as good as chemical ones?

YES! They are much better, which is why the most privileged people have been willing to pay very high prices for them until now. Many chemical personal care products can be harmful in the long-run, e.g. some common cleaning agents dry out hair and skin leading to long-term damage and premature aging. Some chemical preservatives have even been linked to cancer.

Why are your prices so much cheaper than other natural products in the shops?

Our affordable prices have been achieved because we made a decision to greatly reduce the usual profit margins. Our ingredients are the SAME as those in much higher priced brands. But most of us can only make the choice to buy what is good for us and good for the environment if the price of natural products drops dramatically. We also do not incur the high costs of advertising and costly retail stores allowing us to pass on our savings to the consumers.

Can people still be allergic to natural and organic products?

Some people are allergic to natural substances such as bee pollen, nuts or eggs. If you are, you may have a reaction to a natural/organic product which contains those ingredients. However, many more people are allergic to synthetic chemicals in everyday products. Since our products do not contain these irritating chemicals, there is less likelihood of allergies to our products. If you are unsure about your allergies, please test a small amount on the inside your elbow before using it extensively.

What sort of testing is done before you release a product since you don't test on animals?

First and foremost, we test the products on ourselves as well as our families. Our products also undergo skin irritation testing among test respondents conducted by a third party dermatologist.

Do you have re-cycling or re-filling programs for your used bottles?