Soin pour les lèvres au beurre de cacao

Notre cire d'abeille issue du Commerce équitable provient de la région d'Adamaoua au Cameroun du Nord, par le biais d'une organisation appelée Guide d'Espoir.

Les femmes du Ghana utilisent le beurre de cacao depuis des siècles pour hydrater et rafraîchir leur peau sous le chaud soleil d'Afrique. Depuis 1995, The Body Shop achète des fèves de cacao de Kuapa Kokoo au Ghana, une coopérative équitable qui compte plus de 30 000 fermiers à petite échelle. L'argent gagné par la coopérative permet le développement de projets communautaires comme des écoles et des puits de village en plus de procurer un revenu aux agriculteurs pour subvenir aux besoins de leurs familles. Apprenez-en plus sur nos programmes de Commerce équitable.

through the work of Women in Business Development Incorporated, rural communities in Samoa are benefiting from a revival in traditional crafts and farming practices. When Women in Business introduced The Body Shop to Samoan organic farmers, we knew that, when it comes to skin care, we'd be doing what comes naturally.

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The moisturizing olive oil in our products comes from an area in Italy that has produced olives since the middle ages. The Nuovo Cilento Co-operative formed as a result of people abandoning the land to seek work elsewhere. In a remarkable story of success over adversity, the co-operative has gone from strength to strength, cutting out the middle man to sell their organically produced olive oil directly, maximizing their profit and so preserving their traditional way of life. Every product you buy containing Community Traded olive oil further helps the community and local environment.

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