Cosmetic Safety Database
At Obrien Organics, our goal is to help people achieve optimum wellness. That means using quality ingredients that heal, never harm.
It is our goal to help you achieve your highest level of health and beauty and to educate you on the importance of what you put into and onto your body. Many of the ingredients used in the health and beauty marketplace today are harmful- even carcinogenic- we encourage you to grab the items you have in your bathroom and go online to The Skin Deep Cosmetic Safety Database and learn the truth about the ingredients in the products that are supposed to be making you healthy and beautiful.
Naha
The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA) is an educational, nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing public awareness of the benefits of true aromatherapy. Naha is one the most reputable certifying agencies in the industry. They assess aromatherapy schools, granting education institutions approval to issue certification. One of the school's certified by NAHA is Aromahead Institute, where Ms. O'Brien received her aromatherapy education.
AromaWeb
Aromaweb is an excellent online resource for aromatherapy information and tips.
The Natural Ingredient Resource Center
The Natural Ingredient Resource Center was founded to help consumers, manufacturers and retailers, focusing on natural personal care products for the home and family, to learn more about the natural ingredients in the products they buy, make or sell.
Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
A coalition of US health and environmental non-profit groups working to promote non-toxic personal care products.
Mine Organics
Mine Organics is an eco-friendly, organic cotton clothing company with an awesome new line of organic baby clothing and organic apparel for other members of the family and manufactured under fair-trade practices. They also offer other eco-friendly and organic products for the entire earth friendly family. Attached to each shirt, is a tag containing ready-to-plant wildflower seeds. All of the paper used, including the catalogs, is printed on 100% recycled paper using vegetables dyes. Initially the tees were designed for children, but after witnessing men and women trying to squeeze into them, they expanded their product line to include shirts for the eco-friendly population in all shapes and sizes.