Organic protocols should include Organic Certification from, Seed
to Shelf™.
This process involves independent certification at each and
all nine stages of production. Seed
to Shelf™ means Organic
or Biodynamic Certification at each step, from; growing - on certified
farms; to harvest methods; transport (eg. no use syn-chems
to clean truck beds); extraction (cold press or steam distillation
only, NO excipiants - chemicals like hexachlorine to obain further extractions); processing and preparation of individual
ingredients; blending of all ingredients and bottling of the
final formulations. Still yet, there aresome more proprietary
steps to include for the customer's benefit.
Too many "natural" labels today sport the word "organic" with no basis that it is actually an organic product with organic certification.
We proudly make
our products by hand and are very meticulous about independent certification at each
and every step of these processes. including crucial raw materials sourcing. The result?... very effective,
pure quality, organic cosmetics, skin, body, hair and baby
care! Cheers!
We
also very much believe in Certified Biodynamic,
a special ideology/method that takes many years to obtain
certification, usually 7-10 years. Biodynamic growing is considered superior to
Organic, as a whole, or full circle, system of sustainability.
Studies also show biodynamic crops consistently contain higher
nutrient content in the harvest raw materials. This methodology
is established in Europe, Egypt and India. The leader in Biodynamic
farming is Australia - currently with over 1.2 million acres
of Biodynamic farm land - Fantastic!
All
blends have been formulated with the knowledge of the benefits
in using traditional herbs and essential oils, while keeping
in mind the alchemy of the human body (a dynamic, living organism).
Organic Formulations also takes a strong look at what is the
environmental impact on using such products, before, during
and after; production, usage, and at the end of the product's
life-cycle, even during discardage. We are currently working on
biodegrabable plastic containers made instead of from the usual tree fibre, with hemp fibre - preventing further destruction of our forests.
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