8 Really Good Body Skin Care Products

(For under £60)

Don’t miss a patch with these skin-loving smoothing products.

8 Really Good Body Skin Care Products

(For under £60)

Nothing screams self-care more than lathering yourself in body moisturiser and letting yourself marinade. You get bonus points if your self-care routines also cares for the planet. Looking good feels even gooder when you choose really good (and eco) products.

Lucky for you, we've compiled a list of 11 body care products so that you can indulge in the richness of these sustainable body products and discover a new level of self-care that aligns with your values. Hint: 8 of them are really good ;)

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These scores are based on crowdsourced ratings across various aspects of these products' ethicality and sustainability principles. Visit reallygoodculture.com for more.

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8 Top Rated Body Care Products

It's no surprise that Earth From Earth products are, well, good for the Earth. They've committed to never to use ingredients that are harmful to humans or to the environment, to only use natural and organic ingredients and to source all of their ingredients from suppliers with unquestionable sustainability and ethical ethos. Phew, that sounds pretty good to me.

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Emma Lewisham Skincare was founded to lead a movement towards circular, climate positive and transparent beauty, where refilling, returning empties and regenerating the earth are simply responsible business. They achieve this by facilitating a global circularity programme: ‘Beauty Circle’, which sees them reclaiming their packaging to be refilled or recycled - a world first in the beauty industry. Join the circle, and leave your skin feeling amazing in the process.

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Did you know that there is no legal requirement for natural skincare products to be certified as organic? Yikes, right? Well, Trevarno products are officially certified by Organic Farmers & Growers Ltd (OF&G). So when you buy these gorgeous handcrafted in Cornwall products, you know you're making a good decision for your body and the planet. Yum.

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Lola's Apothecary products are inspired by the gorgeous Devon countryside, which is just SO gorgeous that obviously all its products need to be sustainable af so we can conserve this beauty. From their recyclable packaging, to their energy efficiency strategy.

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Mirror Water wants you to know that they're not just sustainable, they're responsible. They want to be accountable af for everything related to social and environmental impact, so they make every decision at every level with this in mind. When you buy Mirror Water you can rest assured that you're buying the very best mindful products that money can buy. Plus this body oil will leave you silllllky smooth. Thank me later.

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Enrich your soul with Kjaer Weis' luxury body oil. They've been pioneering refillable packaging since 2010 and show no signs slowing down with this certified-organic formula. Only the highest quality for your skin and the planet!

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Dip your body in intense hydration with Nimble's superfood fuelled formula, rich in shea butter, avocado oil, and turmeric. Purposefully transparent, Pestle and Mortar want to provide clean beauty without sacrificing the health of the planet - exactly why they're on this list! They've been taking all the right steps towards an eco business with 80% of their packaging made locally and 100% recyclable packaging.

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Experience the restorative and therapeutic benefits of Dead Sea minerals without leaving your bedroom. Dead Sea Dream's Hand and Foot Cream will bring your hands and feet back to life with this, yep you guessed it, Dead Sea Water infused cream. Also brimming with jojoba oil, aloe vera leaf juice, and tea tree oil to protect and hydrate. Actively donating to The Dead Sea Revival Project so you know each purchase goes towards preserving the Dead Sea environment.

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