Indulge in a sensory journey that celebrates the beauty and vitality of the natural world. With our faery-blessed, magical products, you can elevate your self-care ritual to a new level of luxury and mindfulness. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature, and let its transformative power envelop you in a cocoon of pure bliss.

Embarking on a journey towards natural skincare and cosmetics is a beautiful way to reconnect with nature and prioritise your well-being.

The transition doesn't have to be overwhelming or all-encompassing; it can be a gradual and intentional process tailored to your unique needs and values.

Here are five tips to guide you along your sustainable natural switch.

Find true inspiration: Take a moment to reflect on why shifting to natural products matters to you personally. Whether it's for healthier choices, reducing your environmental footprint, inner healing, simplifying your routine, or embracing a more holistic approach to beauty, your motivation is key. Understanding your reasons will help you stay committed to your journey.
Know Your Skin and Body : Understanding your skin, hair and body type and its specific needs is crucial when selecting natural products. Be mindful of any allergies or sensitivities you may have to certain ingredients. By knowing what works best for your skin, you can make informed choices that support your skin's health and vitality.
Learn slowly: Dive into the world of ingredients in your current products and explore what you want to avoid and what you seek in natural alternatives. Whether you prefer organic, plant-based, botanical-focused, or non-toxic synthetic ingredients, educating yourself empowers you to make conscious decisions aligned with your values and well-being.
Mindful Ingredient Selection: Be discerning when choosing natural products, prioritising non-toxic and environmentally friendly ingredients. Avoid substances like phthalates, parabens, synthetic fragrances, and other harmful chemicals. Select ingredients that resonate with your unique constitution and support your skin's health.
Steady Progress: Instead of completely overhauling your skincare routine at once, take small steps towards a more natural approach. Start with the products you use most frequently and explore samples or smaller sizes of natural alternatives. Be patient with yourself during this change process, and allow space for self-care and healing as you transition to a more natural beauty regimen. Remember, the journey towards natural skincare is a personal and rewarding one, so enjoy the process and the benefits it brings to you and the Earth.

When making conscious choices about our products, being aware of harmful ingredients is key. Here's a starter list of ingredients to avoid for a more environmentally friendly and health-conscious lifestyle:

**Oxybenzone and Octinoxate**: These chemicals, often found in sunscreens, threaten coral reefs and marine life. Oxybenzone has also been associated with potential endocrine disruption in humans.
**Triclosan**: Commonly used as an antimicrobial agent in personal care products, triclosan can lead to water pollution, disrupt aquatic ecosystems, and contribute to concerns regarding antibiotic resistance in humans.
**Parabens**: As preservatives in many products, parabens have been detected in water sources and are worrisome for both the environment and human health due to their link to endocrine disruption and presence in human tissues.
**Phthalates**: These substances, often found in fragrances and plastics, are known to interfere with the human endocrine system. Their detection in water sources raises environmental concerns.
**Polyethylene Glycols (PEGs)**: Widely used in skincare and cosmetics, PEGs can contribute to water pollution. Some PEGs, due to the ethoxylation process, may be contaminated with harmful substances.
**Formaldehyde and Formaldehyde-Releasing Agents**: Present in certain cosmetics and personal care items, formaldehyde and its releasing agents are recognized as human carcinogens and can also add to air pollution.
**Siloxanes (Cyclotetrasiloxane, Cyclopentasiloxane):**
- Siloxanes are commonly used in a variety of personal care products and may have long-lasting effects on the environment. Some siloxanes have been linked to potential endocrine disruption.
**Ethanolamines (DEA, MEA, TEA):**
- These compounds, present in cosmetics and personal care items, could be a source of water pollution. DEA has been identified as a potential human carcinogen.
**Talc:**
- The extraction and processing of talc can lead to environmental concerns, and certain talc products might be tainted with asbestos. Prolonged exposure to asbestos can result in severe health issues.
**Fragrance:**
- Whether synthetic or natural, fragrance components can trigger allergic reactions in individuals and may contain undisclosed substances. When washed away, they can contribute to water pollution, impacting aquatic organisms.