Botanical Topicals

Our natural topicals cover everything you put on your skin and hair, from a soap nut shampoo rated 4.81 across 1,171 reviews to face creams, botanical oils and hydrosol mists. Each one is built on plant ingredients, and our soap nut cleansers are free of sulfates, parabens and synthetic fragrances. Browse by need below, or start with our best sellers.

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Botanical skin care built on soap nuts and plant oils
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Botanical skin care built on soap nuts and plant oils

Most of our body care starts with wild-crafted soap nuts, a dried berry with natural saponins that clean gently, plus naturally fermented probiotics that respect the skin and scalp microbiome. Our face care leans on hydrosols, carrier oils and emollients. The goal is natural body care that cleans and hydrates without stripping.

Everything here goes on the outside of the body, which is why we keep the ingredient lists short and recognizable. Your skin is your largest organ, and the products you use on it every day add up over a year. Swapping a few of them for simpler formulas is one of the easiest changes you can make at home.

How to choose

Hair: the Organic and Wild-Crafted Shampoo and Conditioner (rated 4.85 across 378 reviews) are our core pair. The Botanical Hair Oil Serum is designed to hydrate the scalp and encourage circulation.†

Body: the Organic & Wild-Crafted Body Wash (rated 4.77 across 106 reviews) is gentle enough for kids. Kids' versions of our shampoo and laundry detergent are here too.

Face: the Botanical Nourish & Repair Cream hydrates daily, the Botanical Face Mist and Toner blends four hydrosols including rose and lavender, and the Botanical Face Oil Serum combines jojoba, castor oil, frankincense and lavender.

Pets: our Organic Pet Shampoo (rated 4.95 across 19 reviews) moisturizes skin and fur with plant-based ingredients.

How to use them together

Start with whatever you use most often, usually shampoo or body wash, and add from there. Soap nut cleansers lather less than conventional ones, so use a small amount, work it in well and rinse thoroughly. On the face, go from lightest to richest: mist, then oil, then cream. Patch test anything new on a small area first.

Keep learning

Learn why we use soap nuts in Soap Nut Shampoo: Benefits and Uses, or read Emollient Herbs for Skincare. Then explore clean skin care and natural hair care.