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    Apr 28, 2021 5 minutes

    Ceres Organics Nut Butters — Peanut

    Probably the most famous of all the nut butters, peanuts (which are actually legumes) grow underground and have porous shells, which makes them even more susceptible to absorbing chemical sprays. Choosing organic peanut butter means you can rest assured they are chemical-free and delicious!

    ceresorganics.com.au

    NO FACE

    ACTIVITA Antioxinol C is a potent antioxidant power complex to reduce photodamage. The ingredients are proven to reduce pigmentation, signs of ageing and uneven skin tone, perfect for day usage to combat free radicals and give the skin matrix a boost for rejuvenation.

    noface.com.au

    Harlo Skincare

    Harlo Skincare is free of synthetics, palm oil, water, soap and wax, as well as being cruelty-free. Ethical botanical self-care for the conscious consumer because every ingredient used is nutritious and natural. Bronze Winner of the 2021 Organic Beauty Awards and The Editors Choice Beauty Shortlist Award.

    harlo.com.au

    HoneyLife Manuka Honey

    A natural cold and flu remedy, Manuka honey

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