I have to admit, I started the idea of this line of skincare products because, well, I thought I was crazy! Everywhere I went to buy products for my skin, I marvelled at the ingredient list. Since when did we accept the fact that we don't know what's going on and absorbing into our skin and bodies? After all, the skin is the largest organ on the body, and it absorbs 60% of what you put on it!

Putting some ingredient on my skin that has more letters than the alphabet itself never seemed like a good idea to me. Since age 13,
I've been making my own scrubs and beauty products. Since then, organic living has become increasingly important to me. Now that I'm 20, I started making these products because there is a natural solution for almost every skincare ailment, and natural ingredients will make your skin glow as it's supposed to.

I strongly believe that there are negative effects of using artifical chemicals in cosmetics, skincare and hair care products. Some may use the argument that there are only trace amounts of harmful chemical being used, but even a trace amount used every single day will add up over time, especially if our bodies weren't made to filter out these laboratory-made chemicals.

Skin allergies, cancer, infertility, birth defects,reproductive problems, and learning disabilities are all linked to these synthetic chemicals. Do you know someone with one of these problems?

Out of genuine concern of other people, I decided to provide a much better option to those who genuinely care about the health of themselves, others, and our home, mother Earth. Every single ingredient I use is certified organic. Buying organic products supports ethical employers who treat their workers fairly, ingredients that haven't been tainted by preservatives, synthetic chemicals, or pesticides. This means you're putting not a single artifical ingredient onto your skin when you use my products,and the benefits are obvious! You're supporting a local business and therefore the local economy, as well as putting the highest quality of completely natural ingredients on your skin. Other products on the market may claim that they're "natural", but "natural" is a completely unregulated term in both the food and cosmetic industry, and corporations will use the term even if the products aren't indeed natural! If ingredients aren't organic,
then they aren't natural.