The COSMOS standard is an international certification for organic and natural cosmetics. Please note this is an unofficial review site. If you are looking for the official COSMOS-standard site then please go to the COSMOS STANDARD website
Replace skin lipids
Increase water content
Sooth itchy and tight skin
Reduce fine lines
Help prevent dry and oily skin
Help hide skin blemishes
Healing balms can help with may issues:
Exczema & Psoriasis
Piles
Bruising
Muscle aches and pains
Dry skin and lips
Massage and therapy oils provide many benefits:
Help relaxation
Help dry skin
Add antioxidants and vitamins
Reduce stretch marks
Botanicals such as organic tinctures are not regulated by COSMOS which deals specifically with cosmetic and topical preparations.
Tinctures can help with many different issues linked to skincare In particular they can help with detox and boosting immune levels
Traditional organic moisturisers and face creams. Handcrafted in small batches and made with organic herbs grown on the farm in Herefordshire. Skincare of the highest quality is organic, ethical and sustainable and is naturally great for your skin
Herbfarmacy Skincare
The Herbfarmacy range of organic healing balms and oils can help with a number of issues, in particular skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis can be helped by the healing power of organic herbs applied topically
Herbfarmacy COSMOS OrganicWhat does it mean if a beauty product is organic? A COSMOS organic product must contain. ingredients that have been grown on an organic farm.
Organic is a way of farming that works with nature. Soil Association certified organic farmers and businesses work to a strict set of standards. These ensure that their products sustain the health of wildlife, nature and people. For COSMOS organic look for the organic certification logo shown here. Unless a product is certified, there’s no guarantee that it will be 100 percent organic. So, look for a symbol from an independent certifier, like Soil Association Certification. You'll then know that every step of the production process is checked.
Many people are unaware that organic skin care is not legally regulated in the same way as organic food and drink. Skincare and toiletries can be called organic and natural, even if they contain a tiny percentage of organically grown ingredients and / or are mostly synthetic.
The only way to be sure that the product you are using is genuinely organic is to use products that are certified by a recognised and independent organic body. Watch out for fake logos too!
