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Natural and Organic Skin Care

Harnessing The Power of Nature
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Shampoo Bars

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Soap

Salves

Salves

Deodorant

Deodorant

Certified Organic

Our products have always, and will always, contain nothing but natural and organic ingredients.

Simple Ingredients

USDA certified organic, sustainably produced, cruelty-free and ethically traded.

Earth Conscious

We are mindful of our social responsibilities, prioritize sustainability and conservation, work to reduce our negative environmental impact, and support green initiatives in our community.

Family Owned

Our small family-owned company began in Ida’s kitchen in 2001.

Questioning the number of synthetic ingredients in commercial skincare products and the possible adverse effects of these chemicals on us, our children, and our planet, Ida set out to create wholesome, natural products that will nourish our skin and be kind to our planet.

As our business grew and the dream became a reality we never lost sight of our vision to create a truly natural, authentic skin care brand.

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Natural Organic Deodorant Stick and Cream

Why Use A Natural Deodorant

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Why use a natural deodorant? The simple answer--why not! While many synthetic skin care ingredients are "considered safe” in small doses, I wonder how much is "a safe small dose" after 65 years.

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Natural Organic Lip Balm Plastic-Free

How To Choose The Best Natural Lip Balm

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The skin on your lips is extra sensitive and needs a natural lip balm made with ingredients that moisturize, allow your skin to breathe, and penetrate the skin—not simply coat the skin’s surface.

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Natural Organic Herbal Infused Oil

The Magic of Herbal Infused Oils & How to Make ...

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How did we care for our skin before the creation of commercial skin care products made with synthetic ingredients? We looked to nature! Slowly steeping herbs into oil transfers the healing properties, scent, and color to the oil and is one of the oldest forms of medicine-making.

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