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Location : 80 Grey Road, Timaru, Timaru, 7910 , New Zealand

Several years ago we got very excited at witnessing, first hand, the development of the hemp products industry in USA. Quality cosmetic products were being developed and eagerly purchased by beauty-savvy American consumers. Various articles can be found attesting to the amazing properties this incredible plant possesses. So amazing that it is now permanently transforming the Cosmetics hemp NZ marketplace.

Our ʻForbidden Beautyʼ brand name comes from the controversial history of hemp as ʻThe Forbidden Cropʼ implemented with the passing of the USAʼs ʻMarijuana Tax Actʼ of 1937.

New Zealand, with such quality conditions for growing superior hemp oils, should be a main global player for luxury beauty products and finally we are.

We are also knows that many women in the world have a certain regimen that they follow when getting dressed each day. They might choose to cleanse their skin using a strict cleaning regimen that could take an hour or just a few minutes if they are skilled. The day will be noticeably brighter when they apply cosmetics hemp NZ products to the skin that add a complimentary color tone that hides some skin imperfections.

All our products contain NZ-grown hemp oil, and various other enriching ingredients, that have been carefully selected and professionally formulated. We are excited about what we have finally produced and would love you to try for yourself.

1 – Synthetic Fragrance

Scents attract consumers to a product but often artificial fragrance is added to skincare to mask unpleasant smells from other ingredients and combinations. It is often derived from petrochemicals and it doesn’t benefit the skin in any way. Fragrance is a known irritant for people with respiratory issues, allergies, redness, oily and acne-prone skin.

2 – Phenoxyethanol

This is another preservative used widely in the beauty industry. Possible health concerns connected to the use of phenoxyethanol include allergy reactions, skin irritations, eczema, contact dermatitis and hives. Data also shows damage to the brain and central nervous system of exposed nursing mothers and infants.

Can be shown on cosmetics label as: Phenoxyethanol, Ethylene glycol monophenyl ether, PhE, Dowanol, Arosol, phenoxetol, Rose ether, Phenoxyethyl alcohol, beta-hydroxyethyl phenyl ether

We look forward to your inquiry. Contact us today!

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