So many baby care products are on the market claiming to be organic or natural, that it sometimes feels like you need to be a scientist to figure out what is best for your child.
The Natural Products Association just announced plans for a new certification program that will identify truly natural products with the seal pictured here.
Products obtaining the seal must be made up of at least 95 percent natural ingredients (and the other five percent must be determined to not be harmful to humans), feature ingredients that come from a purposeful, renewable/plentiful source found in nature and include processes that do not dilute the purity of the ingredients.
To read more about the new seal, and which companies already have it, read more.
The natural personal care industry is growing five times faster than regular personal care products, but without regulation. The Natural Products Association’s new certification program was created to ease the confusion over what is natural and what that means.
The certification program’s advisory board includes the first brands to receive the seal, including:
- Aubrey Organics
- Badger Balm
- Burt’s Bees
- California Baby
- Farmaesthetics
- Trilogy Fragrances
- Weleda
You will start seeing the seal appear on these companies' products over the next month or so, and on additional products as they pass the certification process.
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Hi ladies! I wanted to share a website I go to on a regular basis to find the safest products for me and my soon to be baby:
1http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?maincat=babycare
You go to "Baby Care" then it breaks all baby products down to Shampoos, lotions, wipes, sunscreen, etc. You can then see what they're rated and find out what exact ingredients are in your particular item.
Thanks Design and baby--very helpful to have these resources
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