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Aloe Vera Gel

Aloe vera barbadensis Miller, from organically produced juice, USA. learn more

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Liquid Castile Soap

Crafted from organically produced saponified olive, palm, and coconut oils, with organically produced Aloe Vera juice for its skin care benefits. learn more

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Optiphen

A safe and effective broad spectrum preservative for the “kitchen chemist.” learn more

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Polysorbate 20

Nontoxic emulsifier, to dissolve your precious essential oils into water, without the use of alcohol. learn more

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Rose Hip Fruit Extract

Rosa canina, CO2 extracted from the entire berry, both pulp and seeds, Germany. learn more

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Rosemary Antioxidant CO2

CO2 extracted in Germany from organically produced Rosemarinus officianalis, stabilized in organic sunflower seed oil. learn more

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Solubol NV

From France, Solubol is a food grade emulsifier to dissolve essential oils in water, tea or other liquids. learn more

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Ultra Gel

UltraGel (Sclerotium Gum) - an all natural gelling agent and thickener. learn more

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Vegetable Glycerine

Pure, food grade USP vegetable glycerine. learn more

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