Faith in Nature: Review

Over the past year and a half of blogging I have learnt that having faith in nature when it comes to cosmetics is for me a very important thing, my skin most of the time doesn’t like synthetic products, though on the odd occasion it does seem to make an exception. So the name of this company really spoke to me and my own discovered faith in nature.

Faith in Nature

Set up over 30 years ago by Rivka Rose the mission was to produce products from naturally derived sources, without synthetic additives and without harming the user or environment those sentiments are still at the heart of the company today. Using the most advanced technology that is available alongside many years of knowledge on plants and extracts they are able to produce nature friendly products that really work for not only yourself but your home as well.

I was sent four products from Faith in Nature to try:

Seaweed Shampoo and Conditioner

Following a box I was sent to review late last year that contained a lot of seaweed based products I’ve been really interested in trying more. I found that when I used them they had been amazingly nourishing and moisturising effect on my skin. And this shampoo and conditioner combo did not disappoint.

Made from seaweed taken from deep in unpolluted seas, and having essential oils such as Lemon added to it to help nourish, enrich and promote healthy hair. The seaweed also helps remove free-radicals and reduce cellular damage.

This set seemed to do my hair the world of good – leaving it shiny, easy to comb and de-frizzed (I often find a lot of shampoos and conditioners dry my hair making me look like a bush so its always a good thing when they don’t).

If you are wanting to delve into the world of seaweed hair care I can only say try these! The shampoo and conditioner both come in at £5.10 for 400ml and are free from Paraben & SLES, include no artificial colours or fragrances and are pH balanced.

Tea Tree Shower Gel & Foam Bath

In my teens one of the only ‘natural’ products I used was Tea Tree based and I think that’s where my love came from for it. I am a fan of not only the scent (give me something tea tree and menthol based when I’m full of cold and I’ll be your best friend) but also the cooling, soothing effect it seems to have on skin.

I haven’t used this as a bath foam, but as a shower gel is has been wonderful it does foam well – so I can only assume it would make for a wonderful bath foam that would smell amazing as well as foaming nicely. It leaves my skin feeling thoroughly moisturised and lightly scented, with a little going a long way. It works beautifully when used alongside a body puff.

The Tea Tree Shower Gel & Bath Foam again is of course Parabens & SLES free, contains no artificial ingredients, pH balanced and is suitable for all skin types. It costs £5.20 for 400ml and be brought online here.

Tea Tree Soap

Again this soap plays on my teen love, and is in fact labelled at being great for teens (if only I had found it a lot sooner!).

Being Tea Tree based it is of course anti-fungal, anti-viral and antiseptic – making it great for kitchen or bathroom. I’ve been using this after playing with the animals and where I find normal bars of soap leave my hands very dried out, this one does not, so it’s rather changed my mind on what I think about bars of soap – if you find the right one for you they can in fact be great.

Again you can buy this soap online and it costs £1.85 for 100g.

I will definitely be looking to try more products from Faith in Nature – not only for myself but for my home.

Have you tried Faith in Nature, or is a brand you think you might like?