Finding organic cosmetic products is no easy task. There's a big gap between what you find in supermarkets or major retailers and what you can expect from a truly natural product.
There are generally three places where you can shop and easily find what you're looking for:
- Specialty stores,
- Online stores,
- Pharmacies.
In this article, we'll review these different sales points so you no longer spend hours looking for the perfect product.
Recommended Specialty Stores
Specialty stores are the best places to buy your products for one very simple reason: advice.
Indeed, these sales points are perfect for discussing with people who understand and know the products inside out. From your skin type to choosing the brand and the composition of the products, you'll discover how to naturally care for your skin.
Among the major brands, several stand out in terms of the quality of the products offered.
• BioCoop :
Endro is present almost everywhere in France. This brand, created in 1986, is a cooperative that offers products from organic farming. The cooperative's activity has diversified into eco-responsible cosmetic products such as those from the Endro-cosmétiques brand.
• The Body Shop:
A franchise born in the United Kingdom whose motto is to dedicate the company's activity to environmental and societal change.
They offer a very wide range of organic and natural cosmetics and skincare products for all skin types.
• Lush:
Solid products, bath bombs, natural hair and skin care, Lush is a multinational present in 51 countries with over 800 stores. No doubt: you'll find one near you.
• Mademoiselle Bio:
But more independent shops also exist throughout France to offer you quality products.
Choosing a specialty store is the best choice for a first purchase. Indeed, it's not advisable to rush to the first cosmetic brand you see online, as you might not have received adequate advice before starting.
Online Stores for Quick and Confident Finds
Many online stores have sprung up in recent years. Ecological awareness and the rejection of so-called “traditional” products have largely allowed many companies to venture into natural cosmetics.
But be careful, these brands are sometimes not certified by independent labels and therefore, sometimes dishonest about their approach.
Today, we're sharing the names of a few stores where you can shop with your eyes closed:
• Endro-Cosmétiques:
The Breton brand of organic and zero-waste cosmetics. The CosmeBio certification of Endro-cosmétiques products ensures total transparency and definite trust.
From skincare to hair care, you can revamp your entire routine with eco-responsible products.
Prices range from €10 for a solid shampoo to €25 for an anti-blemish treatment. This means it's also a brand with a price/quality ratio in your favor.
• Lamazuna :
The precursor of solid cosmetics with solid deodorants and shampoos in different scents and for different needs.
Prices range from €10 to €60 for cosmetic kits.
• Aroma-Zone :
This is not strictly a cosmetic brand. This essential oil brand positions itself as the store where you can find all the necessary ingredients to make your own DIY cosmetics.
• Pharmacies:
In pharmacies, you'll find many brands like Endro-cosmétiques or Respire, which largely benefits from the notoriety of its founder Justine.
In all major cities, pharmacies offer products that meet the most demanding standards for your skin care.
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