Organic & Pure
The best natural skincare for your skin and the environment
Skincare can no longer just be good for your skin.
We therefore only have products in our range that have a low impact on the environment.
From the packaging to the final product, everything has a low eco footprint.
MORE'S FAVS
Oil guide
A suitable oil for every skin type
Curious about what skin type you have and which oil suits your skin type?
Reviews
More Natural has honest, natural and effective products. As someone with sensitive skin, I really appreciate that the products do not contain unnecessary additives. My skin looks a lot calmer since using the products. More Natural has earned a permanent place in my skincare routine!
- To your hand,
@naturalbeautycorner
Very fine products and always neatly packaged and shipped. The rosehip oil is a very fine oil that really benefits the skin, also nice to use with a massage tool. Also great for a gentleman's beard! Definitely recommended!!
- Marion Draaijer
@marion.nouvellebeauty
A while ago I was introduced to the natural and pure brand More Natural. What I like so much about More Natural is that the products are made from honest ingredients, vegan and not tested on animals. I use the Jojoba oil and the Bulgarian Rose water spray myself.
- Rachel Jacobs,
@glam_by_rachel
BLOGS
Clay Scalp Scrub: Adsorption, Clay Types, and How to Use It
A clay scalp scrub works differently than a sugar- or salt-based scrub. Clay cleanses not only through mechanical friction but also via adsorption: the ability...
Black Seed Oil for Hair and Scalp: Uses and Tips
Black cumin seed oil differs in almost every aspect from the other botanical oils in our range. Its scent is distinct, its color is darker,...
Hemp Seed Oil for Hair: Which Hair Types Benefit and How to Use It
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Co-Washing: What It Is, Who It Works For, and How to Get Started
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Hair porosity and oils: which oil suits your hair type
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Baobab Oil for Hair: Omega 3-6-9 Balance, Benefits, and How to Use It
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Hair Loss: Causes, the Hair Growth Cycle, and the Role of Hair Care
Most people who suddenly notice more hair in their brush or shower look for a recent cause. Yet, for the most common type of hair...
How often should you wash your hair? Guideline per hair type and scalp
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Castor Oil for Hair and Scalp: Use, Dilution, and Tips
Castor oil is the heaviest and thickest oil in the botanical oil range. This makes it both highly popular and frequently misused. Applying pure, undiluted...
Rosehip oil for acne and scars: use and points of attention
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Dandruff or sensitive scalp: causes, difference and gentle approach
Dandruff is one of the most frequently searched scalp concerns, but the term is used for at least three different conditions that have nothing in...
Clay for acne: bentonite and ghassoul for blemish-prone skin
Clay has been used in skincare for centuries. For acne-prone or blemish-prone skin, clay is often chosen for its absorbent capacity: it can temporarily absorb...