View on sustainability

When we say natural, we mean natural. You won't find any parabens, heavy metal nanoparticles, oxybenzone, avobenzone or other chemicals that are polluting and toxic to our environment in our products. We are proud that our products are made this way and are happy to share them with you! At Amazinc!, we are proud of our products and all our ingredients.

The most important thing for us is that all our customers know what is in our products. That is why we have chosen to devote a large part of our labels to the ingredient lists. We strive to make our products as functional as possible and to share our knowledge about all ingredients with you! You will find a FULL list of ingredients on our website. Many cosmetic brands and products are presented as natural or organic, but the reality is often different.

The reality of the product is usually hidden in small print on the back of the packaging. There are many different certifications and many brands can certify products as 'natural' or 'organic'. But the sad reality is that the product does not have to be natural at all. Sometimes it is enough to simply use fewer chemicals than the maximum limit and then the product can be certified as 'natural'. For us, that is absolutely not enough! When we designed the Amazinc! products, we made sure that our products would be better than that. We have formulated our range of skincare products using only natural ingredients and we have stayed away from pollutants and chemicals that are toxic to the nature around us. When we say natural, we mean it!

We have worked hard to formulate our products without mineral oils, so we have also decided that we will definitely not use plastic packaging. We have focused on using aluminium and cardboard packaging. These are light and strong (ideal for travelling) and fully recyclable.

• NO single-use plastic
• NO plastic pollution
• NO microplastics in food
• NO problem

Most importantly, none of these materials break down into micro-particles and end up in our food chain, as plastic does. We spend a lot of time on beaches (and not just beaches) around the world and see the amount of microplastics and regular plastic that ends up in the oceans after every storm. We do not want to contribute to this global problem in any way.