Good for nature:

All of our ingredients are biodegradable, which means that they break down into organic compounds that help to reduce our footprint while protecting nature and the planet.

We NEVER use Animal Testing nor have we asked anyone to do it for us.

All of our ingredients are from non-animal sources and therefore we are vegetarian / vegan friendly. We are proud to be part of the PETA Caring Consumer program.

We believe you should only use
what you need.

We use natural ingredients. We never test on animals. We are doing our best to reduce, reuse and recycle to make positive changes for the planet, nature, and you.

Get the most benefit you can and don't waste what you use. Remember: "Waste Not, Want Not."

Eco-Nature Care™ is committed to being good to nature by being biodegradable, cruelty-free, using easy to recycle aluminum packaging, and shipping our products in to stores in boxes made of 100% recycled material.

Just some of the environmental benefits of using recycled material instead of virgin pulp are forest preservation, keeping waste out of landfills, and significantly reduced pollution during manufacturing.

We have an agreement with nature we will not use animal or insects in our products as long as they do not use us in theirs. We think that is fair deal.

There are no bees working overtime and there are no sheep being sheered on our behalf. One of our blogs shares the story on how I made the transition in my life from working for Large Multinational companies.

Our friend on the skateboard signifies that we are CRUELTY FREE.

All of our ingredients are biodegradable, which means that they break down into organic compounds that help to reduce our footprint while protecting nature and the planet.

In order for the finished product to carry an accredited seal for product biodegradability, the company must conduct aquatic testing, which fundamentally goes against one of our guiding principles of No Animal Testing.

Just like other plant-based materials, our ingredients go back to nature.

The Plastics Game

No one wins when playing the plastics game!

Is the bottle a 2, 3, or 5?
Is it PET, HDPE, or "Other"?
The bottle is marked but can I recycle the cap?
What to do with the pumps, springs, and tubes?
Do we recycle this number where I live?
Why is this so complicated?!?!

Plastic Identification Codes

The numbers 1–7 and letter abbreviations (like PET) are Plastic Identification Codes (PIC), or how plastic products are sorted and recycled. Learn more about PIC from the Resin identification code on Wikipedia. Even if you can properly identify the plastics, many recycling programs only accept certain PICs, which means that the others end up in landfills where it is estimated that they will take 1,000 years to break down. When plastics are recycled, they use large quantities of energy and resources.

"I love Los Angeles. I love Hollywood. They’re Beautiful.
Everybody’s Plastic, but I love plastic.
I want to be Plastic."

- Andy Warhol

Multiple material packaging makes recycling difficult and usually results in at least some of the packaging ending up in landfills. Our bottle and cap are both made of 100% recyclable aluminum. To up the ante even further, we are working to launch refill packs in the fall that will allow you to save money and reuse the bottle. You cannot reuse plastic bottles in the same way because over time they break down.

Recycling helps save natural resources and preserve our planet. By reusing materials and not throwing them away we minimize the need to destroy land by turning it into more landfills. Recycling cuts down on water pollution, protects wildlife, and helps prevent global warming.

Financially speaking, recycling is the most cost effective form of waste management and it also provides the most jobs. Our single material aluminum packaging makes it easy to recycle.