I have said this before, but I will say it again. Every product that says it is all natural, is not always completely natural.
Natural products are NOT created equal.
We are proud to formulate genuinely pure, 100 % all natural and organic products.
There are however, other companies and websites out there that are claiming to be all natural, and clearly aren't when it gets down to ALL the ingredients.
I am always surfing the internet for one thing or another. It bothers me when I come across a site that uses fragrance oils. Fragrance oils are not the least bit natural! Fragrance oils of any kind are chemically produced in a laboratory somewhere. There is no such thing as strawberry or lilac essential oil. If you find those in a "natural product", then the product isn't truly natural.
While doing research and keeping up to date with current herbal information, I an on the internet more often than I would like. Today, I came across a site, that was suppose to be selling a 100 % all natural acne cream. As I was reading down through the list of ingredients, I was horrified to see Vaseline at the bottom of the list. They actually use Vaseline as the base for their acne cream. Does this company actually believe that because crude oil comes from the Earth, that Vaseline is all natural? Vaseline is petroleum. Petroleum does not occur in nature! It is manufactured from crude oil! Do you really want to put that on your skin? Petroleum is not healthy for your skin.
It also gets my goat when people put the ingredients in their botanical name. I happen to know them, but the average person does not. It looks to me that they are trying to make their products look more mysterious than they really are. Example; the herbs apis cera, calendula officinalis, passiflora incarnarta, and rosa damascena. Those are the Latin botanical names for beeswax, calendula, passion flower, and rose. Why not just use the common names along with the Latin names, so people understand what they are putting on their skin?
When you buy from Cloverleaf Farm, you can be assured that all our products are 100% natural and organic!
We don't hide behind Latin,botanical names; we publish all ingredients in English.
We use only 100% pure organic essential oils to scent our products...no fragrance oils ever.
We are proud to be pure!
We are proud to formulate genuinely pure, 100 % all natural and organic products.
There are however, other companies and websites out there that are claiming to be all natural, and clearly aren't when it gets down to ALL the ingredients.
I am always surfing the internet for one thing or another. It bothers me when I come across a site that uses fragrance oils. Fragrance oils are not the least bit natural! Fragrance oils of any kind are chemically produced in a laboratory somewhere. There is no such thing as strawberry or lilac essential oil. If you find those in a "natural product", then the product isn't truly natural.
While doing research and keeping up to date with current herbal information, I an on the internet more often than I would like. Today, I came across a site, that was suppose to be selling a 100 % all natural acne cream. As I was reading down through the list of ingredients, I was horrified to see Vaseline at the bottom of the list. They actually use Vaseline as the base for their acne cream. Does this company actually believe that because crude oil comes from the Earth, that Vaseline is all natural? Vaseline is petroleum. Petroleum does not occur in nature! It is manufactured from crude oil! Do you really want to put that on your skin? Petroleum is not healthy for your skin.
It also gets my goat when people put the ingredients in their botanical name. I happen to know them, but the average person does not. It looks to me that they are trying to make their products look more mysterious than they really are. Example; the herbs apis cera, calendula officinalis, passiflora incarnarta, and rosa damascena. Those are the Latin botanical names for beeswax, calendula, passion flower, and rose. Why not just use the common names along with the Latin names, so people understand what they are putting on their skin?
When you buy from Cloverleaf Farm, you can be assured that all our products are 100% natural and organic!
We don't hide behind Latin,botanical names; we publish all ingredients in English.
We use only 100% pure organic essential oils to scent our products...no fragrance oils ever.
We are proud to be pure!
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