A sustainability review of The Green Woman, a sustainable and ethical organic, vegan and woman owned dental brand from Ludlow, UK. Based on the information they publish. They run a “closed loop” scheme where you can return jars for reuse. One of the few UK brands with zero added Vitamin E/Tocopherol. Co founder Eve is a Climate Change campaigner, the brand supports permaculture. See the full sustainability and environment data for this eco friendly.
A sustainability review of Friendly Soap, a sustainable and ethical nut free, vegan and woman owned bar soap brand from Hebden Bridge, UK. Based on the information they publish. Uses the traditional cold process method to preserve the integrity of raw plant oils and butters. From the soap itself to the oxo biodegradable pallet wrap, every part of the production is plastic free. A pioneer of the “Fair Tax” and “Living Wage” movements, prioritizing human.
A sustainability review of Sugar Coated, a sustainable and ethical fragrance free, hypoallergenic, nut free and poc hair removal brand from London, UK. Based on the information they publish. Uses an exclusive, two ingredient base of pure sugar syrup and water no resins, additives, or citric acid. Provides a high performance, water soluble alternative to synthetic waxes that is gentle on sensitive skin. Features a fully biodegradable kit with reusable.
A sustainability review of Helleo, a sustainable and ethical nut free, vegan and woman owned bar soap brand from Crete, Greece. Based on the information they publish. Each bar contains 80% high grade organic extra virgin olive oil from the founder’s own pesticide free groves in Crete. The cold process method retains the natural glycerin formed during saponification, making it a powerful self moisturizer. Infused with raw botanicals like red wine.
A sustainability review of Aleppo, a sustainable and ethical fragrance free, hand made, hypoallergenic and nut free bar soap brand from Sheffield. Based on the information they publish. Historically handcrafted in Syria using a multi boiling “on new water” process that takes months to cure. Only four ingredients, First cold press Olive oil, Laurel (Bay) berry oil, water, and traditional soda ash. Aged for at least six months until the exterior turns.
A sustainability review of Akoma Skincare, a sustainable and ethical hypoallergenic and vegan bar soap brand from Derby, UK. Based on the information they publish. Features the world’s highest concentration (up to 95%) of raw, unrefined, and organic Fairtrade Shea Butter. Produced by women’s cooperatives in West Africa using traditional methods like sun drying plantain peels for ash. Avoids lab isolated Vitamin E, relying on the natural tocopherols.
A sustainability review of Biork, a sustainable and ethical fragrance free, hypoallergenic, nut free and vegan deodorant brand from Switzerland. Based on the information they publish. Composed entirely of a single natural mineral potassium alum a crystal salt used for centuries to stop odor bacteria. Housed in a 100% recyclable, biodegradable, and renewable cork tube harvested from Mediterranean oak forests. Totally free from aluminum chlorohydrate.
A sustainability review of FRUU., a sustainable and ethical poc, vegan and woman owned bar soap brand from London, UK. Based on the information they publish. Specializes in “upcycling” wonky fruit reclaiming nutrient rich seeds and peels from the food industry. Hand made in London by a team of biochemists who focus on “water less” and “plastic less” solid cosmetics. Infuses products with raw fruit oils, ensuring the scent is a byproduct of real botanical.
A sustainability review of The Printed Peanut, a sustainable and ethical poc, vegan and woman owned bar soap brand from Yorkshire, UK. Based on the information they publish. Combining high art packaging with raw ingredients, every bar is hand made in Yorkshire with no sulfates or preservatives. Uses unrefined Argon, Castor, and Olive oils to create a dense, nourishing lather without industrial detergents. Packaging is printed on 100% recycled card.
A sustainability review of Bangkok Soap Opera, a sustainable and ethical vegan and woman owned bar soap brand from Bangkok, Thailand. Based on the information they publish. Built on the principle that you shouldn’t put anything on your skin that you wouldn’t feel safe eating. Known for workshops that teach locals how to recycle raw cooking oils into high quality, natural cleansing soaps. Features a physical shop in Bangkok where raw herbs and oils are.
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