NATorigin Free-from cosmetics and skincare
The NATorigin range is designed to be as free-from chemical or irritating ingredients as possible. This, along with the careful selection of active ingredients and ultra-micronisation of particles, is why the products are so suitable for people with sensitive eyes and skin.
As a guide, listed below are some of the ingredients we have been asked about and are 'free-from':
Alcohol
Animal ingredients
Benzoate
Bismuth oxychloride
Carmine
Chrome
Dairy products
DEA (Diethanolamine)
Formol/Formaldehyde
Lanolin
Latex
Lead/Lead oxide
MEA
Mercury
Methylchlorosothiazolone |
Methylisothiazolone
Mineral oil
Nickel
Parabens
Peanuts or their oils
PEG (polyethylene glycol)
Petrochemicals
Phenoxyethanol
Phthalates
Salycilate
Silicones
SLES (sodium lauryl sulphate)
SLS (sodium laurel sulphate)
TEA (Triethanolamine)
Wheat/gluten |
Free-from skin care awards
For the second year running we are pleased to be involved with the Free-from skin care awards. In 2011, building on the huge success of their elder sibling, the Free-From Food Awards, Skins Matter launched the Free-From Skin Care Awards in association with The Green Beauty Bible and the Allergy and Free-From Show. We were proud to be the only sponsors for this inaugural event and were keen to be involved again.
As with the Free-From Food Awards, the Free-From Skin Care Awards are designed to celebrate and encourage skin care manufacturers who create products that exclude as many as possible of the allergens, chemicals, fragrances and artificial additives associated with many of the skin and health problems which plague the 21st century.
This is why it is such a perfect synergy for NATorigin with our impressive free-from credentials (including but not limited to the list above) we are looking forward to helping promote other similar brands in the field.
You can read all about the 2012 awards and the presentation by Janey Lee Grace on the Free-From Skin Care Awards website. The 2013 shortlist is now out and can be viewed here.