All skintypes
Rose Water
Protective and refreshing facial toner. Prepares your skin for the application of protective skin and body products by reconstituting the pH-balance and closing the pores after cleansing. It effectively neutralizes the negative effects of water on your skin and also works as a moisture transporter so that the face cream gets lighter and deeper into the skin.
Suitable for all skin types.
Size: 200 ml
Used instead of plain water in the morning and always before moisturizer. – Spray directly on skin or in your hand and dab over face and neck.
Can be used even during the day if need of extra moisture.
Camellia sinensis leaf extract* (green tea), Rosa damascena flower water* (rose water), Heptyl glucoside (from castor oil) , Glycerin* (from rapeseed oil), Sodium ascorbyl phosphate (vitamin C), Tocopherol (vitamin E), Beta-sitosterol (plantsterol), Squalene (from olive oil), Rosa damascena flower oil* (rose oil), Glycine soja oil, Sodium anisate (plant salt), Sodium levulinate (plant salt), Parfum (only from plants), Aqua (water).
*Ingredient from organic farming according to EEC 834/2007 and USDA/FDA standard.
100 % natural and 94 % organic certified ingredients.
100 % vegan.
Organic skin care shall feel good.
All skin types
Deodorant spray
This mild, effective deodorant keeps you feeling fresh for a long time. 100 % natural. The base consists of chinese green tea and it contains plant salts to fight unpleasant smells. The deodorant is also suitable for sensitive skin.
All skin types
Nail and Cuticle Oil
Nourishing organic oil for nails and cuticles. The oil improves nail strength and elasticity while preventing peeling and cracking. Softens cuticles and soothes irritation. Contains myrrh and tea tree oil to counteract different skin problems.
Hand Cream
A soothing hand cream that is easily absorbed by the skin. Makes hands soft and supple. Vegetable oils and herbs that have a protective effect on the skin. Prevent dry skin and chapping. Ingredients include marigold (Calendula) and shea butter.
