Is Your Shampoo Harming You? The Evolution of Self-care…
SAKRID is a UK based
self-care brand on a mission to lovingly remove harmful toxins and chemical ingredients from the lives of consumers who are taking ownership of their own health and wellness, but still want high quality products.
We are becoming increasingly conscious. About our wellbeing. Our food. Our planet. Our mental health. Our impact on our environment and our communities. Likewise, an increasing number of us are becoming aware of the impact the products we use on our bodies can have on the future of our health.
Natalie Elliott, Campaigner & Global Speaker on Toxic Beauty, founded SAKRID after her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and she made the startling realisation that she and her family were using products filled with potentially harmful toxins and chemicals every day. Years spent researching product ingredients revealed a potential link to a host of serious conditions from skin irritations, infertility, respiratory issues, birth defects and hormone disruption.
“For decades the cosmetics and beauty industry has relied upon formulas that include a heady mix of chemicals that are at best questionable and at worst, downright harmful.”
Within this time, our knowledge of our health and wellbeing has advanced significantly, whilst the formulas have changed very little. Natalie has created a range of self-care products that simply removes all harmful chemicals and toxins without compromising on quality.
“It is entirely possible to take care of your body and look good using natural products.”
We make good products, using good ingredients, that are good for you and good for our planet.
All good things - We are Sakrid.
To learn more about the toxin free self-care and to buy products visit:
www.sakrid.com
@WEARESAKRID
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