Healthy HomeThe guide
Natural skincare & clothing
Skincare, clothing and household essentials, through the lens of ingredient transparency and material safety.
What comes into contact with our bodies matters.
Our approach
We live in a world where convenience often comes before consideration, and where the ingredients in the products we use every day and even the fabrics we wear closest to our skin, are rarely given a second thought.
Yet our skin is our body’s largest organ, constantly interacting with the products we apply and the materials we surround ourselves with. From skincare and cosmetics to clothing and bedding, we believe that what comes into contact with our skin deserves the same thoughtful attention as what we choose to put into our bodies.
We explore skincare, personal care products, clothing and household essentials through the lens of ingredient transparency, material safety and environmental health.
This includes natural fibres, low-tox textiles, skincare ingredients and products used every day by both adults and children. By making informed choices about the products we use most often, we can reduce unnecessary exposures and support healthier living from the inside out.
What we believe
We choose nature first
We believe that nature has long provided many of the things we need to thrive. Whether it’s the plant oils and botanical extracts we apply to our skin or the natural fibres we wear closest to our bodies, we are drawn to materials that support comfort, wellbeing and balance.
While innovation has its place, our preference will always be for ingredients and fabrics that work in harmony with the body and the natural world—thoughtfully chosen for their purity, performance and enduring connection to nature.
We question what others accept
Many ingredients commonly used throughout the beauty industry are included because they are inexpensive, stable or widely accepted—not necessarily because they are the best choice for long-term wellbeing. We take a more considered approach. Every ingredient is carefully reviewed against current scientific research, paying particular attention to concerns surrounding hormone disruption, reproductive health, bioaccumulation, environmental impact and long-term exposure. Where credible questions remain, we believe caution is both reasonable and responsible.
We believe better alternatives exist
We believe that when nature provides a safe and effective solution, that’s where we should begin. Whether it’s the plant-based ingredients we apply to our skin or the natural fibres we wear closest to our bodies, we favour materials that support wellbeing and work in harmony with the body. By carefully considering every formulation and fabric, we’ve chosen to avoid ingredients such as phthalates, sulphates, PEGs, acrylates and petrochemical derivatives, while prioritising naturally derived alternatives wherever possible.
These decisions aren’t driven by trends, but by our commitment to thoughtful choices, transparency and a belief that caring for ourselves—and our families—should feel as natural as possible.
Respecting the skin’s natural ecosystem
We often think of wellbeing as separate parts, our skin, our health, our environment, but in reality, everything is connected. Our bodies are living ecosystems, constantly interacting with the products we use, the fabrics we wear and the world around us.
Just as the skin’s microbiome thrives when supported rather than disrupted, we believe the choices we make every day can either work with our natural biology or against it. That’s why we’re drawn to nutrient-rich skincare, natural fibres and thoughtfully crafted products that respect the body’s innate ability to find balance. By choosing materials and ingredients that work in harmony with us, we create the conditions for long-term comfort, resilience and wellbeing.
For every stage of life
Healthy skin isn’t defined by age, and neither is our approach. Whether you’re navigating teenage breakouts, pregnancy, the hormonal shifts of perimenopause, mature skin concerns, or simply looking to support your skin’s natural vitality, we believe skincare should nurture rather than overwhelm.
Because our needs change throughout life, but our body’s desire for balance remains the same. By choosing products and materials that work in harmony with our natural biology, we can support the skin through every season of life, gently, consistently and with respect for its innate ability to adapt, repair and thrive.
What's in it, and what isn't
What you’ll never find in our skincare collection
We believe healthy skin thrives when supported by nutrient-rich, naturally derived ingredients that work with the skin, not against it.
Phthalates
Commonly used to help fragrances last longer, phthalates have been linked to concerns around hormone disruption and reproductive health. We believe there are safer alternatives available.
Parabens
Used as preservatives in many cosmetic products, parabens have been the subject of ongoing debate regarding their potential to mimic hormones within the body. Given the availability of alternative preservation systems, we choose to avoid them.
Chemical UV filters
Certain chemical sunscreen filters have been associated with concerns around hormone disruption and environmental impact. Where sun protection is included in formulations, we favour safer, mineral-based alternatives.
Petrochemicals & mineral oil derivatives
Derived from petroleum, these ingredients can create a superficial barrier on the skin without actively supporting skin health. We prefer nutrient-rich plant oils and botanical ingredients that work in harmony with the skin.
Synthetic fragrance
The term “fragrance” can conceal dozens, sometimes hundreds, of undisclosed chemicals. We favour transparency and prefer products scented with natural botanical extracts and essential oils where appropriate.
Sulphates (SLS, SLES, ALS & SPS)
These cleansing agents can strip the skin of its natural protective oils and may cause irritation, dryness and sensitivity, particularly for delicate or compromised skin.
PEGs (polyethylene glycols)
PEG compounds are commonly used as emulsifiers and penetration enhancers. While widely used in cosmetics, concerns exist around contamination during manufacturing and their potential impact on skin barrier function.
What you will find in our skincare collection
Pro-collagen support
Collagen is the protein responsible for skin’s strength, structure and firmness. Our skincare prioritises nutrient-rich botanical ingredients that help support the skin’s natural collagen production, promoting healthy, resilient skin at every age.
Pro-elastin care
Elastin gives skin its ability to stretch, bounce back and maintain its suppleness over time. We favour formulations that help support elasticity, leaving skin feeling smooth, comfortable and naturally radiant.
Microbiome-friendly formulations
Healthy skin begins with a healthy skin barrier and balanced microbiome. That’s why we choose products that nourish and protect the skin’s natural ecosystem, helping to maintain hydration, resilience and long-term skin health.
Nutrient-rich plant oils
Cold-pressed botanical oils provide the skin with essential fatty acids, antioxidants and fat-soluble vitamins that help nourish, strengthen and protect. These ingredients work in harmony with the skin, delivering nutrients in a form it naturally recognises and uses.
Skin barrier support
A healthy skin barrier is essential for retaining moisture and protecting against environmental stressors. Our formulations are chosen to support and strengthen this natural protective layer, rather than stripping or disrupting it.
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Who we work with
Jane Scrivner
Jane Scrivner: over 30 years of skin expertise
With more than three decades of experience in skincare and therapeutic practice, Jane Scrivner has developed a deep understanding of how skin functions, heals and changes throughout life. Her approach is grounded in observation, experience and a genuine respect for the skin’s natural intelligence, creating formulations that support rather than override its natural processes.
What makes Jane Scrivner different?
In a world of quick fixes and ever-changing skincare trends, Jane Scrivner takes a refreshingly different approach. Her philosophy is rooted in the belief that healthy skin begins with balance—not just on the surface, but within the skin’s barrier, microbiome and deeper structures. By combining over 30 years of hands-on expertise with carefully selected, naturally derived ingredients, Jane creates formulations that work in harmony with the skin, supporting its ability to protect, repair and renew itself naturally.
Evidence-based, naturally derived
Jane combines the wisdom of botanical ingredients with a science-led understanding of skin physiology. Using carefully sourced, nutrient-rich plant oils and naturally derived ingredients, her formulations are designed to support collagen, elasticity and skin repair without unnecessary fillers or harsh actives. The result is skincare that feels both luxurious and purposeful—simple, effective and deeply nurturing.
We are an ecosystem
We are not separate from nature, nor from one another.
The body is its own ecosystem — intricate, adaptive, and quietly intelligent. Every system influences another: minerals affect mood, stress shapes digestion, light impacts sleep, and the health of our homes inevitably touches the health of our children.
When one part becomes depleted, the effects are rarely isolated. Equally, when we nourish the foundations gently and consistently, the whole system begins to respond. This is why we believe wellbeing cannot be reduced to a single symptom, product, or quick fix. We are ecosystems within ecosystems, deeply connected to the environments we create, the food we eat, the rhythms we keep and the relationships that surround us.
Gut health
Gut health is deeply connected to the health of the whole body. The gut microbiome influences not only digestion, but hormones, mood, inflammation, and the nervous system through the constant communication of the gut-brain axis. When this internal ecosystem is supported, the body often feels more resilient, balanced and able to heal in the way nature intended.
Healthy home
Our homes shape us more than we often realise. The quality of the air, the materials surrounding us, light exposure, mould, synthetic fragrance, noise, and the overall atmosphere of a space all quietly influence the nervous system, hormones, sleep and long-term health. A healthy home is not about sterile perfection, but about creating an environment that feels restorative to the body and supportive to human wellbeing.
Family nutrition
Nourishment is about far more than calories or convenience. The foods shared within a family shape energy, development, nervous system regulation, mineral balance and long-term resilience. Involving children in simple cooking, food preparation, and an understanding of self-nourishment helps build a deeper relationship with food itself — one grounded in rhythm, connection, confidence and lifelong wellbeing.
Sleep
Good sleep is one of the body’s most essential yet overlooked forms of repair. During deep rest, the nervous system regulates, hormones rebalance, tissues recover, and the brain processes the experiences of the day. Modern exposure to artificial light and blue light from screens can quietly disrupt circadian rhythms and melatonin production, keeping the body in a more alert, sympathetic state when it should be slowing down. Restorative sleep creates the conditions for healing, emotional resilience, steady energy and a calmer, more regulated nervous system.
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