THE NAKED BEAUTY BAR™

The Naked Beauty Bar was formulated to support our zero waste ethos and provide a toxin-free and environmentally friendly way to purchase natural beauty products.  We offer all the pure ingredients you need to make your own body care and cleaning products, along with a huge collection of DIY recipes tried and tested by our team.

We have researched and sourced sustainable and high quality ingredients including clay, salt, avocado oil, shea and cocoa butter, honey, vinegar, sugar, soap berries, charcoal, essential oils, petals and herbs. Using these ingredients, you can make a multitude of zero-waste and 100% natural beauty and skin care products at home including lip balm, body scrub, deodorant, toothpaste, face masks and more.

Wherever possible, our ingredients are Australian-made or sourced. For example, we do not offer Himalayan Salt when we have wonderful Australian salts with equal or better properties.  And, we ensure that ingredients are not the cheaply made versions that often contain harmful fillers such as the aluminium often found in bi carb.

Naked = just bare ingredients, without packaging

Natural = 100% naturally occurring ingredients, not synthetic or human made

Many commercial beauty products are loaded with toxic ingredients and when used expose our bodies to harmful toxins, and pollute our oceans and waterways. The inexplicable rise of certain health conditions along with research conducted on the health impacts of some chemicals raises concerns about the safety of ingredients in chemical produced personal care products.

The unsystematically monitored and tested beauty industry selects from a palette of over 12,500 chemical ingredients to produce a range of products with the average beauty product containing between 15 to 50 ingredients. Each product formulation varies slightly, however, most cosmetics contain a concoction of ingredients including fragrances, emulsifiers, emollients, colouring agents, preservatives, thickening agents, and pH stabilisers.

The main chemicals of concern used in the production of cosmetics include Phthalates, Parabens, Talcum Powder, Nanoparticles, Formaldehyde and Formaldehyde Donors, Lead Acetate, Coal Tar, UV Filters, Triclosan, Resorcinol, Toluene and Butylated Hydroxyanisole (BHA). The production and disposal of these chemicals affect our environment with most beauty waste being washed down the drains, threatening marine biodiversity and the quality of our oceans and waterways.