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From recycled packaging, to gentler ingredients, to animal testing - there are many ways a beauty brand can claim to be ‘ethical.’
From recycled packaging, to gentler ingredients, to animal testing - there are many ways a beauty brand can claim to be ‘ethical.’
From recycled packaging, to gentler ingredients, to animal testing - there are many ways a beauty brand can claim to be ‘ethical.’
Ethically produced, organically grown, and effective skin care products Wednesday, 12th May 2021, 7:22 pm This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Recently, we’ve seen more and more beauty brands shouting about their organic skincare products, but this is not always as clear cut as it may seem. While in the food industry, the term organic has a clear definition, it’s a little murkier when it comes to beauty. What are organic skincare products? Organic means products wh...
But don’t despair! There are still many amazing skincare brands that are prioritising organic, natural ingredients, alongside considering how to be more sustainable. And there are some brands who have managed to get the Soil Association or COSMOS certification, which lets you know they are fully organic. The below are our top picks of brands we feel are flying the flag in creating cleaner, natural, more sustainable skincare with no compromises on leaving your skin feeling and looking fantastic. Neal’s Yard Neal’s Yard have been doing organic long before it became a trendy buzzword; they...