Nourish - Organic Deodorant Wild Berries - 2.2 oz. (62g)

Nourish Organic Deodorant Wild Berries is lightly scented with organic raspberry, strawberry and currant, this blend of naturally deodorizing cornstarch and vegetable protein, soothing shea and cocoa butters, beeswax, and coconut oil leaves you feeling fresh all day, every day.

• Moisturizing shea and cocoa butters ensure underarms are always smooth and comfortable
• Corn starch and vegetable protein deodorize naturally
  

Corn, What is it?
A fine, extremely gentle exfoliant made from ground natural corn cobs. Where it comes from? Their corn cob grits start as corn grown on American farms, mostly in the Midwest.

Why it's good for you:

• Polishes away dirt and impurities
• Gentle and natural
• Leaves skin smooth and refined

Coconut Oil, What is it?
The milky liquid that comes from pressing the freshly grated meat of ripe coconuts. Its farily high fat content makes it an exceptional skin moisturizer and softener. Where it comes from? Coconut milk comes from the seed of the coconut palm, a tree that grows in most of the tropical and subtropical areas of the world.

Why it's good for you:

• Loaded with antioxidants
• Wonderfully moisturizing
• Smoothes and softens skin

Cocoa, What is it?

The bean or seed of the cocoa tree (Themobroma cacao). Although most widely loved for its yummy flavor and mood-boosting abilities, cocoa also contains vital nutrients that are wonderfully beneficial to skin. Where it comes from? Cocoa beans come from trees grown mainly in hot, rainy, equatorial regions of the world. A delicate crop, it grows largely in the shelter of larger trees and doesn't usually bear fruit until its fifth year.

Why it's good for you:

• Rich in polyphenols, cocoa has remarkable anti-aging properties
• Contains antioxidants that fight free radicals
• Flavenoids help protect and maintain collagen levels

Shea Butter, What is it?
One of the world's richest moisturizers, shea butter is the natural fat extracted from the nut of the African Karite Tree. It is rich in protein and vitamins. Where it comes from? The Karite Tree, whose nuts produce shea butter, grows exclusively in West Africa. The extraction and production of shea butter is an important income source for many of the people in West Africa—so much so that it is sometimes referred to as "women's gold."

Why it's good for you:

• Deeply moisturizes even the driest skin
• Soothes and smoothes rough spots
• Protects skin to keep it soft and healthy

Giving Back
As citizens of the world, they believe it’s important to give back when and where they can, especially to their community and to what they believe to be some of the world’s most important causes. They work closely with and contribute to a number of organizations and charities including The Women’s Center, Association for the Blind, City Rescue Mission, Meals on Wheels, and the Salvation Army. They support local sports teams, schools, and Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and regularly donate their surplus materials and products to World Vision. We’re particularly proud of their donations to overseas U.S. military personnel, and of our efforts to provide aid to the victims of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

Why Organics
They’re Better For You … What goes on your skin ultimately gets absorbed into your system. That’s why they believe that you shouldn’t put anything on your body that you wouldn’t put into your mouth, and for them that means food-grade, 100% USDA-certified organic ingredients and nothing more. That said, they are proud to have been the first company in the world to develop USDA-certified organic beauty products that are made with only nutrient-rich fruits, vegetables, and plant extracts.

No parabens. No phthalates. No sulfates, petrochemicals, synthetic dyes or silicones. No propylene glycol, mineral oils, synthetic dyes, tricolsan, EDTA or aluminum. And absolutely no artificial fragrances or preservatives. Period. They’re Better for the Earth … Because our ingredients support organic agriculture and are sourced from organic farmers, you can rest assured that no pesticides or herbicides are being used, and that sound land stewardship is always taking place. And They’re Only the Beginning.

Their commitment to the planet starts with their use of 100% organic ingredients, and continues throughout every facet of their business. All of their packaging is made with at least 25% post-consumer recycled content. All of their products are cruelty free and never tested on animals. Nearly all of their products are vegan (excluding those that contain beeswax), and their manufacturing facility uses as much renewable energy as possible, even going so far as to store all of their  products in a local underground warehouse that uses the earth’s natural ambient temperature and humidity to preserve and protect.