REFOREST OUR HOME
Sowing Seeds of Gratitude
As a skincare brand rooted in nature's gifts, giving back is fundamental.
Planting a tree with each order is our way of honoring the land that nurtures us.
DID YOU KNOW?
An estimated 15 billion trees are cut down each year, more than 41 million trees per day.
A change is urgently needed, and we are committed to being part of the solution! As inhabitants of this planet, we have responsibilities in protecting our home – Reforestation is one of the many ways to help restore our ecosystem.
GLOW & GROW TOGETHER
With each order, we plant a tree on your behalf, as a small token of gratitude to Mother Nature. Ensuring your acts of kindness (starting with oneself) have a lasting impact and echo throughout the world!
A % of every purchase is donated to our partners at One Tree Planted (a non-profit organization focused on global reforestation).
Together with volunteers around the globe, One Tree Planted has planted over 135.5 million trees in 82 countries across the globe since 2014. Including bald patches on earth that are heavily affected by deforestation and bushfires.
THANK YOU for being a part of our movement and supporting this meaningful cause.
Why are TREES so important?
Trees help clean the air we breathe, filter the water we drink, and provide habitat to over 80% of the world's terrestrial biodiversity.
Forests provide jobs to over 1.6 billion people, absorb harmful carbon from the atmosphere, and are key ingredients in 25% of all medicines. Have you ever taken an Aspirin? It comes from the bark of a tree! Learn more below:
Trees help to clean the air we breathe. Through their leaves and bark, they absorb harmful pollutants and release clean oxygen for us to breathe. In urban environments, trees absorb pollutant gases like nitrogen oxides, ozone, and carbon monoxide, and sweep up particles like dust and smoke. Increasing levels of carbon dioxide caused by deforestation and fossil fuel combustion trap heat in the atmosphere. Healthy, strong trees act as carbon sinks, offset carbon and reducing the effects of climate change.
A single tree can be home to hundreds of species of insect, fungi, moss, mammals, and plants. Depending on the kind of food and shelter they need, different forest animals require different types of habitat. Without trees, forest creatures would have nowhere to call home.
Trees help cool the planet by sucking in and storing harmful greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into their trunks, branches, and leaves — and releasing oxygen back into the atmosphere. In cities, trees can reduce ambient temperatures by up to 8° Celsius. With more than 50% of the world’s population living in cities — a number expected to increase to 66% by the year 2050 — pollution and overheating are becoming a real threat. Fortunately, a mature tree can absorb an average of 22lbs of carbon dioxide per year, making cities a healthier, safer place to live.
Did you know that hospital patients with rooms overlooking trees recover faster than those without the same view? It’s impossible to ignore that feeling of elation you get while walking through a calm, quiet forest. Trees help reduce stress and anxiety, and allow us to reconnect with nature. In addition, shade provided by tree coverage helps protect our skin from the ever-increasing harshness of the sun.
From arborists to loggers and researchers, the job opportunities provided by the forestry industry are endless. We don’t just rely on trees for work, though. Sustainable tree farming provides timber to build homes and shelters, and wood to burn for cooking and heating. Food-producing trees provide fruit, nuts, berries, and leaves for consumption by both humans and animals, and pack a powerful nutritional punch.
Trees play a key role in capturing rainwater and reducing the risk of natural disasters like floods and landslides. Their intricate root systems act like filters, removing pollutants and slowing down the water’s absorption into the soil. This process prevents harmful waterslide erosion and reduces the risk of over-saturation and flooding. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Association, a mature evergreen tree can intercept more than 15,000 litres of water every year.
