What does it really mean to be Organic?
 
Protects farm workers
Helps small and local growers
Respects the ecosystem's balance
Preserves air & water quality
Prevents soil erosion
Saves energy
Promotes biodiversity
Most importantly—protects our future generations!

How to recycle our packaging

Our packaging is either recyclable or comes from recyclable sources. Not all of our packaging can be recycled though. Our bottles and containers are made from recyclable PETE, but the labels must first be removed. The labels are made from recycled materials. The pumps and lids are not at this time from any recycled materials. Here are the symbols you will see on our packaging.

 you will find this on the bottom of our jars containing scrubs and masks polypropylene has the lowest density of the resins used in packaging. It is strong and is resistant to chemicals.
 
you will find on the bottom of our bottles containing lotions, shower wash, shampoos and conditioners PETE, also referred to as polyester, is a popular packaging material for food and non-food products because it is lightweight, resealable, shatter-resistant and recyclable. PETE is clear and has good moisture and gas barrier properties. The flakes and pellets of cleaned post consumer recycled PETE are in heavy demand for use in spinning carpet yarns and for producing fiberfill and geo~textiles.

Thank you for taking the time to read through all this information and I hope that we have made it easier for you to be able to determine how to use and recycle your products and packaging.

We know you have a choice, thank you for choosing Ec~Oooh~Chic by Ooohlala of Beverly Hills