Eden Project

Indulge yourself with Eden’s eco skincare range

Give your hands and feet a boost with these refreshing creams from Eden’s skincare range.

From vitamin-rich Rosehip Moisturiser to soothing Eucalyptus Foot Cream, all our products are handmade in Cornwall by a family-run business, where a real person really does measure, pour, lid and label the creams!

With ingredients such as marigolds, rosehips and eucalyptus, the creams are inspired by age-old recipes that have been handed down over the years.

Calendula, commonly known as marigold, has been used for its healing properties for the last 1,000 years, while the beneficial properties of roses were written as early as Roman times.

What’s in the full Eden skincare range:

• Eucalyptus Foot Cream: This cooling, antiseptic cream can even help with muscular pain, so it’s good for sore, tired feet.
• Lemongrass Hand Cream: A refreshing and uplifting cream bringing relief to dry, cracked hands.
• Rosehip moisturiser: With high levels of vitamins A, C and F, this one is helpful for cell and skin regeneration.
• Calendula soothing cream: This lovely cream is perfect for ailments such as eczema and psoriasis.

What makes them eco-cosmetics:

The natural skincare range has been developed without harming animals, the planet or anything else.

• No artificial fragrances: The scents in these creams come from the fresh plant ingredients they’re made from.
• Paraben-free: The products contain none of the conventional chemical preservatives used in cosmetics.
• Lanolin-free: The creams aren’t made with this wool-derived product, which some people are allergic to.
• Not tested on animals: All the raw materials have a fixed animal testing cut off date of 1996.
• Minimal packaging: Both glass and plastic jars can be recycled, and the family business uses biodegradable or reused packing chips and boxes.

Get your hands on these lovely pots of cream – or even a special gift hamper of them – in our online shop.

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