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Palm oil is a type of vegetable oil obtained from the fruit of the oil palm tree (Elaeis Guineensis). It has in recent times become one of the world’s most widely-produced oils and is a key element in many beauty products.

It is grown in tropical countries, where it frequently represents an important base for limited economies.

Indonesia and Malaysia believe 85% of world production, although it is also grown in Papua New Guinea, Colombia, Thailand, Cambodia, Brazil, Mexico and West Africa.  ...continue

Palm oil free skincare also helps save endangered species by reducing deforestation.

To do this, simply choose a soap, shampoo or washing machine detergent that does not contain palm oil. 

Palm oil plantations displace and destroy wildlife and indigenous communities. The illegal hunting of animals to give way to plantations and the violation of human rights make it difficult to use skincare products made from this "conflictive" palm oil.

With the use of palm oil free skincare, we can reduce pollution and global warming. The production of palm oil is also responsible for the emission of large amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere. 

To eliminate forests and open land to palm plantations, fires are often caused, particularly in tropical peat bogs, which store more carbon per unit area than any other ecosystem in the world. 

Forest fires release carbon dioxide, which contributes to climate change.

Olive oil and Coconut oil.
Our desire to source and produce ethically to achieve only the best ingredients for our skincare and our environment.

Check the ingredients on the back of the container, and remember that palm oil can get other names, such as Vegetable Oil, Palm Kernel Oil, Palmitic Acid And Glyceryl Stearate Palm, Palmitate, Palm Oil, Palmolein, Glyceryl Stearate, Stearic Acid, Elaeis Guineensis, And Sodium Kernelate.