Collective Wellbeing

I didn't realize that Collective Wellbeing was the first company to make an entire paraben-free product line. Their prices are also pretty friendly on the wallet. I tried the Charcoal Body Wash, which is a moisturizing sulfate-free purifier that detoxifies your body.

A small capful apparently has tens of thousands of micro-sponges (active charcoal powder) that sweeps away environmental toxins and impurities. It also contains certified organic juniper berry, lemongrass and sage to rebalance oil skin. Zinc is also included to fight body acne.

The gentle Right to Shine Shampoo has so much avocado oil and Illipe nut butter that I didn't need to use my conditioner. Certified organic extracts such as nettle and yucca also help nourish the hair shaft. To seal in moisture the lightweight Partner In Shine styling serum will boost shine while giving it a very soft hold. You can also use this as a leave-in conditioner as it contains camellia seed oil and certified organic sea kelp.

Available at www.collectivewellbeing.com.

For editorial consideration, review samples were provided for this post.

Comments

[Sonja]

Love their charcoal body wash. Will have to check out that shampoo. Sounds great!

[Carolyn Jung]

A body wash with charcoal? Now, that is fascinating. In our stressful lives, commuting back and forth to big cities, sounds like we could all use a lifetime's supply of this stuff! ;)

[Tami]

I know, it might be great to soak in a tub full of this stuff! ;)