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Yup Apprentice

I found some Nature Clean products at our local health food and grocery store and was wondering if they were safe for us. I wrote to them around 2 am and got this speedy reply when I woke up:

Hello Paula,

Good day and thanks for utilizing our Nature Clean products. Really do appreciate your feedback and do hope we will be able to continue relying on your support as we continue to develop and re-evaluate our products.

Our products are formulated for individual with allergies, multiple chemical sensitivities and most of them are dermatologist tested for non irritancy and allergens. 95% of our consumers are such individual.

They are gluten free and lactose free ( the calming bath bar contains oatmeal so this is the only one not recommended). Most of the products are unscented (no masking agent nor any added scent/perfumes/fragrance). There are a few scented products for individual that prefer a scent- this is achieved by the use of pure essential oils.

The products are not tested on animals nor do they contain any animal by products.

Thanks for the feedback and recommendation it is something we will definitely keep in mind a we continue to reprint our labels.

Regards,

George

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