Today, Nova, Paul and the entire Goddess Garden team, make products that are certified organic and free from harsh chemicals that can cause skin reactions, hormone disruption and contribute to the destruction of the reefs. Goddess Garden, at its core, is a family. They have a parent-like commitment to care for their customers and the planet. Behind every decision they make are a set of guiding core values that ensure their business leaves a minimal footprint, and a positive impact. And they always keep in mind the best interests of their customers, their employees, their communities and the planet!
Goddess Garden is most commonly known for its organic, reef-safe, non-nano sunscreen, but they also offer a complete line of certified organic skin care and essential oils. Plus, all products are made onsite in Boulder County, Colorado, and feature recyclable packaging!
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| Jul 1, 2018 | How to choose a reef-friendly sunscreen that also protects skin | JAMM AQUINO / 2008 Snorkelers explore the reef at Hanauma Bay, one of Oahu’s most popular visitor destinations. Visitors are urged to switch to reef-safe sunscreens instead of those containing chemicals oxybenzone and/or octinoxate. Craig D... |
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FAQ about Goddess Garden
When was Goddess Garden founded?
Goddess Garden was founded in 2004.
What has the press written about Goddess Garden?
Parsers VC has collected 2 articles mentioning Goddess Garden, among them “How to choose a reef-friendly sunscreen that also protects skin” (Jul 1, 2018).
Is Goddess Garden still active?
Yes, Goddess Garden is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jul 4, 2018.