Zeda Skincare
Zeda was born from a simple idea about a useful way to use leftover olive oil extracted from century-old olive trees, to which was added
As far as products are concerned, they started with Handmade Soaps and will soon be moving on to other products. In terms of characteristics, I would like to highlight the following:
– 100% Handmade Cosmetic Products
– 100% natural, high quality base formula, composed only of oils (olive, castor and coconut), butters (shea and cocoa), and white clay, combined with cosmetic grade fragrances or essential oils.
– All products are laboratory tested and registered with Infarmed (PT) and CPNP (Europe).
– Sustainable Ingredients, no palm oil or other controversial ingredients
– Plastic Free Products, and do not use plastics in any part of the process
– Cruelty-Free
– 100% Vegan
– They are driven by the principle of “Zero-Waste”, in the sense that they do not waste products that have aesthetic imperfections but are fit for use just like the rest.
At the moment, they have soaps for the following needs:
– Face
– Hands and Body
– More sensitive skin
– Scrubs
Zeda was born from a simple idea about a useful way to use leftover olive oil extracted from century-old olive trees, to which was added
Online store for natural and vegan cosmetics that uses healthy and sustainable, organic, vegan, and cruelty free products. It arose from the desire to create
Online store for essential oils and organic and higiene cosmetics. The production of the products is based on an innovative concept that takes advantage of
This project actively contributes to the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. This SDG also aims to reduce global food waste in production and consumption.
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