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Our skin has a lot to cope with in our daily lives, and chemicals are abundant in many household cleaners and laundry products. We’ve worked hard to eliminate these harsh ingredients from our products, so you won’t find any of them in our bottles.

OPTICAL BRIGHTENERS

These are chemicals used to give the appearance of brightness in your white linen. Whilst it makes your washing line look instagram-worthy, they bioaccumulate and are harmful to aquatic life when they enter the waterways. They also can cause skin irritation.

CHLORINE
Found in most conventional detergents to eliminate bacteria, chlorine fumes can be extremely harmful when ingested. Particularly for those with respiratory problems.

PETROLEUM DERIVED ADDITIVES
Used to dissolve away dirt, these preservatives are toxic and are a big culprit for allergic reactions.

PHTHALATES
Found in air fresheners and dish soap, Phthalates are endocrine disruptors. This means that they interfere with normal hormonal function in humans.

TITANIUM DIOXIDE

This is traditionally used to enhance brightness in fabrics, and help to resist natural fading. As well as being found in cleaning products, it’s also prevalent in cosmetics, medicine and paint. Nanoparticles of titanium dioxide have classified by the IARC as a Group 2B carcinogen.

GMOs

Traditionally used in cosmetics instead of palm oil, there’s been relatively little research on these Genetically Modified Organisms. So the safety of using them is still under debate.

PHOSPHATES

Using these at all in cleaning products in the UK is illegal, after it was found that it creates an ‘algae bloom’ when a high concentration of it enters water. Put simply, it forces plants to overgrow and limits the oxygen supply.

METHYLISOTHIAZOLINONE

A preservative used in cosmetics, it can often cause contact dermatitis.

TALLOW

Derived from rendered beef or mutton, it is sourced from intensively farmed animals.

SODIUM TALLOWATE

Another ingredient derived from rendered animal fat, water and caustic soda.

TRICLOSAN

Used for its antibacterial properties, it’s another endocrine disruptor which is bad news for humans and animals. It’s also thought that overuse of products that contain these contribute to bacterial resistance.

BENZISOTHIAZOLINONE

Prevalent in many household cleaners and paint, it’s a common skin irritant for those with sensitive skin.

SODIUM LAURYL ETHER SULPHATES (SLES)

Banned by The Soil Association due to its carcinogenic properties