
CERTIFICATION
What is your standard for your healthy skin?
"Most products on the market today are made with chemicals that were introduced several decades ago. Since then, scientists have found that many of these chemicals are related to cancer, asthma, birth defects and fertility problems. Some of these chemicals are in products we use every single day - our shampoo, our soap, our furniture, our mattresses. In many cases, manufacturers don't even have to list their ingredients on their packages or websites, so there's no way for you to know what you're really getting." - EWG verified -
We do not hesitate to cooperate with several consumer protection organizations around the world to help consumers make better choices. The nonprofit environmental group EWG in the United States and the British Vegan Society. Canada's cert clean, European COSMOS, etc.
We develop safe skin care products based on an overview of over 150,000 chemical compounds collected from databases of various organizations. It also discloses information on all ingredients and the production process.

COSMOS Standard
The COSMOS-standard AISBL* is a not-for-profit, international association registered in Belgium. It was set up to own, manage and develop the COSMOS-standard as an international (and internationally accepted) standard for organic and natural cosmetics.
Physically processed agro-ingredients – may be plant, animal or microbial origin but no GMOs, no critically endangered species, only products of (not a part of) animals;
Chemically processed agro-ingredients – same as above, and the chemical treatments must respect the principles of Green Chemistry with the resulting ingredients complying with strict limitations of toxicity and biodegradability;
Companies must also ensure their packaging is minimised and is environmentally friendly and they must have an environmental and waste management plan for their factories.

Dermatest excellent
Dermatest is a German dermatology laboratory that researches and evaluates cosmetic products by applying dermatological and scientific methods, with the aim of rendering them safer in use and more measurable and readily comparable in their efficacy, They offer specialized solutions, test designs for dermatological, allergological and cosmetic research under dermatological supervision. This guarantees maximum safety for customers and test volunteers.
This certified procedure is based on the German Dermatological Society (DDG) and German Society for Allergology and Clinical Immunology (DGAKI) guidelines ‘Performing Patch Tests with Contact Allergens’ (AWMF Guidelines Register). The already exacting requirements for our standard patch testing have been extended to include positive and negative controls, ensuring that you can have the greatest possible confidence in the results.

EWG verified
EWG offers its mark as an easily identifiable way to ensure personal care products meet the EWG's strict health criteria. Before a company can use EWG VERIFIED™ on products, the company must show they fully disclose the products' ingredients on their labels or packiging, they do not contain EWG ingredients of concern, and are made with good manufacturing practices, among the criteria.
- Products cannot contain any ingredients on EWG's "Unacceptable" list, meaning ingredients with health, ecotoxicity and/or contamination concerns.
- Products must fully disclose all ingredients, including ingredients used in "fragrance".
- Product manufacturers must develop and follow current good manufacturing practices to further ensure the safety of their products.

Cert Clean approved
CertClean helps shoppers easily discover beauty and personal care products formulated without ingredients that have been recognized to cause harm to human health.
CertClean is not a certification for products with a certain quantity of natural or organic ingredients but a certification for products free from ingredients that may pose risk to our hormonal, reproductive and or neurological systems, like talcum powder, formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, parabens, sodium lauryl sulfates, and hundreds more (See Standards). CertClean is a certification which prioritizes human health over the use of organic and natural ingredients.

Vegan society registered
The Vegan Society is a world-famous vegetarian association that began in 1944.
Achieving the Vegan Society certification requires a rigorous process.
- Prohibited use of genetically modified agricultural products (GMO)
- No animal experiment
- Only plant-derived raw materials can be used
- Prohibition of addition of animal raw materials from the starting point of all raw materials to the time of final product
- Clearly disclose the manufacturing process of the product
- Prohibition of using by-products collected by animals or insects (milk, honey, etc.)