
Cookies · Underwear · Skin · Candles
You shouldn't need twenty tabs open to find the version of something that's actually good for you. We find it, we stock one, we move on.
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How we choose
Cookies, underwear, tallow and candles have nothing in common except the test we hold them to. Five questions, published in full: would we buy it at full price, can you read the whole ingredient list out loud without stumbling, does the maker say where it comes from before we ask, is it the better version of something you already buy, and does it sell itself on fear.
If we can't trace it, we don't sell it. And when a maker won't tell us something, we print that too.
Partner makers
Plastic-free
Synthetic fragrance
GOTS certified organic cotton in the underwear. We name the certifier or we say nothing.
The soap is four ingredients. The tallow balms are three. If you cannot read a panel out loud without stumbling, it does not make the shelf.
Glass, kraft and compostable film only — including the tape and the void fill.
Every maker is named on the product page: Jungmaven, Haus of Sage, Kushi Beauty, Mountain Rose Herbs.
One more thing
Some makers do not publish a full ingredient panel. One counts its ingredients differently on the label than on the website. When that happens we say so on the product page and we ask them, rather than filling the gap with something that sounds good.
A store that only ever sounds certain is guessing somewhere.
Partner makers
Plastic-free
Synthetic fragrance