Manuka honey, flax, black fern, Cavaca tile, Bohutukava, seaweed and organic beeswax are all natural beauty products in New Zealand. In New Zealand, these products are produced in a environmentally and socially responsible and friendly way.

New Zealand has a unique plant population, which means that natural skin care products manufacturers can grow or harvest fresh, sustainable and unique raw materials, which are nowhere to be found in other parts of the world.

New Zealand skin care brands such as Antipodes, Living Nature, Trilogy, etc. are world-renowned for their excellent quality and excellent skin care effect, and skin care essential oils such as Margaret Hema are especially favored by Hollywood stars.

Natural skin care products with pure plant formula do not add any synthetic chemicals in the production process to maintain the integrity of raw materials.

Antipodes organic skin care products

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The Antipodes brand in Wellington? A model of organic skin care products

Antipodes brand was founded in 2005 by young mother Elizabeth? Founded by Elizabeth Barba Leach. Babalic, who has a background in scientific research and physiotherapy, started the production of this brand in his own kitchen in Wellington, New Zealand.

In just a few years, Antipodes has achieved great success in the international market, and now it has been exported to the United States, Britain, Australia, France and Asia. The internationally renowned Agriquality certified organic products are the most popular products of this brand so far.

? My goal is to tell women of all ages in all countries a simple fact, that is, skin care can be achieved in a natural and environmentally responsible way, without using any irritating chemicals, and the whole process is harmless to themselves and the environment. Babalic said.

The main ingredients used in Antipodes include: certified organic extra virgin avocado oil, Cavaca kawakawa (a small local tree commonly used in traditional Maori medicine) growing in tropical rain forest, mamaku, Manuka honey and pohutukawa, which is called New Zealand Christmas Tree.

Wellington trilogy brand? Strive to make low-carbon and environmentally-friendly skin care products

? Bring the greatest effect to your skin and leave the least impact on the environment? Trilogy, a natural skin care company in New Zealand, is the slogan.

The company was founded in 2003 by Sarah? Sarah Gibbs and Catherine? De? Grut, two sisters, was first founded in Wellington and developed from a boutique to a brand recognized and concerned by the international community.

The company's 37 products are sold in more than 3500 stores in Oceania, Asia, Britain and the United States, and even the Scott base in Antarctica uses the company's products.

All trilogy products are low-carbon products, which can be recycled. The ingredients are from legally traded products, and certified organic ingredients are used as much as possible.

? Sarah and I know very well that if we want to sell our products to smart ladies who pursue truth, they must trust us and our products. Neither of us can tolerate vague or exaggerated practices, so we list the ingredients of the trilogy product with our own sincerity and don't exaggerate the effect that the product can achieve. De? Grut said.

Margaret Hemabrand of Wellington? The magic weapon of star skin care

Hollywood star Liv? Liv tyler and Ilya? When Erica Wood was filming The Lord of the Rings in New Zealand, Margaret? Margaret Hema cured their skin problems and gained the reputation of "star beautician".

Now many international stars are using the seven-piece organic cleansing and moisturizing set certified by Hema, as well as skin care oil and facial spray.

The ingredients used by Hema in facial and skin care products include certified organic avocado oil, Manuka essential oil and Manuka honey, as well as Tallard and linseed oil.

Margaret. Hema first entered the skin care industry in the 1970s, when she worked as a brand consultant for mary quant in a department store. She is a qualified clinical beautician. I always think that skin should be treated like beautiful cloth. ?

Oakland's golden pot brand? Mysterious family formula

This secret recipe for family skin care in New Zealand with a history of 120 years has caused a great sensation in New Zealand and even in the world. Oakland James' Golden Pot Brand? James Crowe was born in New Zealand. According to the crow himself, the formula of canned gold sesame oil is a strict family secret.

"Until recently, this balm was only made for family and friends. When I was a child, I always kept a big jar of this stuff at home, and we used it almost everywhere, "Crowe said."

Pot gold has a wide range of uses, from the analgesia of skin trauma and mild burns to daily skin care, such as the treatment of dry skin, eczema, mosquito bites and dermatitis, and it is 100% pure natural.

The brand prides itself on its clean and green image in New Zealand. It not only lists every ingredient without concealment, but also promises not to add any artificial preservatives.

? The fundamental motivation for producing this product is to relieve the troubles of patients with eczema, acne and scars. We want consumers to know that pot gold can provide them with pure natural solutions. All they need to do is try our products. Crowe said.

Evolu brand in Oakland? Wisdom in life

Evolu founder Katie? Katie Casa's mother is an herb grower and her father is a winemaker. Her Hungarian-New Zealand ancestry and her initial career choice provided a good platform for her to develop a series of successful natural skin care products.

Kasang's first job was as a flight attendant, and she started to make her own skin care products. When her colleagues found that Kasang's skin care products were also effective for them, Kasang was encouraged and decided to start a business with them.

Evolu products are based on pure natural plants and pure New Zealand mineral water. The plant extracts used include natural kiwi seed oil, Cavaca tile oil, Kanuka oil, Manuka honey, avocado, grapefruit and lavender oil.

Manawatu's herbal farm brand? Open workshop

Herbal farm (? Herbal farm? ) Is it Lin? Lynn kirkland and Sarah? Sarah Cowen's dream.

? Herbal farm? Our natural skin care products are produced in the farm of Manawatu in the middle of North Island. The farm is open to the outside world, and customers can watch the production process of skin care products with their own eyes.

? Herbal farm? It consists of a retail store, two acres of theme gardens for planting herbs and other raw materials, and a coffee shop specializing in local specialties and organic agricultural products. Visitors can take part in a garden tour or visit a workshop that shows the manufacturing process of natural beauty products.

Cary Carey's Living Nature brand? 100% pure natural certification

Living Nature, headquartered in Kerikeri, has obtained 100% pure natural certification and has been developing products with this concept for more than 20 years.

The brand adopts pure natural New Zealand raw materials, such as local flax, seaweed obtained from the nutrient-rich South Pacific coast, and? Glue soap? (kumeraho), Tuo Tallard, kaolin obtained from Matauri Bay in the northern region, Manuka honey and essential oil.

Living Nature was founded in 1987, and its products have been exported to Britain, continental Europe, Australia and Asia. Most of the products of this brand are produced in Kaili, the northernmost part of New Zealand.

Suzanne, founder of Living Nature? Suzanne Hall said that what she wanted to produce was "a cream with magical feeling and excellent efficacy, not greasy sesame oil that most people don't like to use on the skin".

Hall made the first jelly from flax, manuka honey and manuka essential oil, and used it to treat his acne. Then she further developed the product. At present, the value of the product line has reached about $6.5438+million, and she has more than 80 employees around the world.

Living Nature's products won the world's first independent audit company of natural cosmetics? German recognition of BDIH.

Enjoy a quiet bath in Christchurch?

Bodhi leaf products made from local natural raw materials are produced in Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand. Is this a close-up of Bridge? The brand founded by Brigit Blair in 1995 has achieved great success all over the world, and has been sold in Asia, Australia, Britain, the United States and the Middle East.

Tilia amurensis leaves insist on using sustainable raw materials as ingredients of skin care products. Founder Blair was the mother of three children when she started this company. At that time, she hoped to develop a simple and effective product to treat her daughter with severe eczema and extremely sensitive skin.

The idea of this brand is. Enjoy peace in the bath? Blair said that this is one of the few occasions where you can really relax under the busy pace of life today. In 2009, Blair was awarded the New Zealand Medal of Honor.

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