Emma Cool have a delicious range of lipbalms that’ll have you licking your lips without ingesting anything icky. The ingredients are all organic, non-irritating and non-sensitising. This balm is a yummy sounding Vanilla and Almond, made from cocunut oil, vanilla extract and shea butter. Other flavours in the Emma Cool range include Organic Roseship, Wild Mint and Native Lime – £3.99.

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Ayuva, just launched by Ashish Paul, is a herbal and medicinal practice using 100% organic herbs. Herbal therapies have been practiced in Europe for hundreds of years and Ashish combines these with Indian influenced treatments for prevention of illness rather than wait until you need a cure.

Treatments include massage with a range of herbal creams, shampoos and conditioners currently being developed.

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The Eden Project – the vast glass domed conservatories in Cornwall – has its very own range of bath products and as befits the project, they are, of course, organic. The four products include shampoo, conditioner and bath foam and are made from essential oils and plant based ingredients.

As you would expect no synthetic fragrances have been used and they say the products are good for sensitive skin too.

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I had a good look through Ishi’s product line when they exhibited at last year’s Professional Beauty show. In their three product lines they use organically grown grapes and fairtrade Crillo cocoa powder to create beauty products that look, smell and feel divine.

The three lines available are ChocoTherapy with products incorporating chocolate, VinoTherapy with grapes and TruffleTherapy packed with, you guessed it, truffles! They currently have a sale on with most prices knocked down.

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It’s a good thing for the organic beauty industry when the big fashion names decide they want a piece of the action. Of course, it is only natural that Stella McCartney should be making waves with her new range Care, after all she’s already launched a GMO and animal testing free perfume range ‘Pampering’ and is a big campaigner for all things animal friendly.

So this range is bound to get a few tongues wagging. The EcoCert certified products are all organic and derived from nautral sources. Stella says, “We are at the start of a new century now and not just living on the leftovers of a tree-hugging society. I think that people expect luxury from their organic products, and yet those are two words that are never linked together. I know that most of what I put on my skin is also being absorbed by my body. I eat organic food and I live a fairly healthy lifestyle, so I demand that of my skincare.

“I believe that it’s possible to have luxurious skincare that doesn’t compromise one’s personal beliefs or the safety of the environment. I also feel it is important to have people like myself that commit to an organic skincare line and lead the larger beauty producers to go into this area.”

The range includes cleanser, floral toning water, moisturisers and a ‘discovery set’ with four sample sized products.

Care will be released on April 22nd. Our US readers can get the products online at Sephora with prices from $34.

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