Oct 15, 2025 / By Super Admin / in Ecommerce Commercial News Natural beauty & wellness
Adopting an eco-responsible beauty routine doesn’t necessarily mean using more products. On the contrary: it means going back to simple, natural and well-sourced ingredients that respect the skin, the planet and the people who produce them.
In this article, we introduce 5 key ingredients commonly found in natural beauty products.
A staple of natural routines, shea butter is rich in fatty acids and vitamins. It deeply nourishes dry skin and hair and protects the skin barrier. Used in its raw form, it helps avoid formulas overloaded with ingredients.
Ethical & eco-responsible dimension When sourced from women’s cooperatives and fair-trade supply chains, it directly supports local communities. In its organic and unrefined version, it limits chemical processing.
Plant oils (jojoba, argan, black seed, sweet almond…) can replace a cream, a serum or a makeup remover.
Short formulas (sometimes a single ingredient) offer real benefits: the possibility to prioritize organic oils & fewer additives, fewer preservatives.
When cold-pressed and transparently produced, they reduce the footprint of ultra-processed cosmetics. Some come from traditional crops (e.g. argan), with a strong cultural and social connection.
Aloe vera is a staple of natural cosmetics: soothing gel, lightweight moisturizer, after-sun care, scalp treatment… It ticks all the “green” boxes: a plant that requires little water in certain climates; can be grown organically; and highly versatile, meaning fewer different products are needed.
To highlight: aloe vera gel with a short ingredient list, without harsh synthetic fragrances
Floral waters (rose, orange blossom, lavender…) are obtained during plant distillation. They offer many advantages: they are less concentrated than essential oils and therefore gentler on the skin; they can replace a traditional toner; and they help make use of all parts of the plant (co-products of distillation).
In organic versions, they limit the presence of pesticide residues.
Green clay, white clay, rhassoul, Ayurvedic powders… They are allies for the face, body and hair.
Their strengths lie in their ultra-simple composition (a single raw material); they are minimally processed and allow you to make your own masks, scrubs or shampoos.
From an eco-responsible perspective, they require less packaging (especially in bulk or large formats) and have a long shelf life.
And that’s it…! You can start building your eco-responsible beauty routine today. The cherry on top: by choosing products with these simple ingredients, you support brands that respect both people and the environment.
Oct 15, 2025 by Super Admin
