Faith in Nature

How ethical is Faith in Nature?

Faith in Nature is a brand of toiletries which has a good score on The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Soap & Shower Gel Ratings Table.

With a high GSG score, Faith in Nature can be considered an ethical brand. Faith in Nature hasn’t yet applied for Ethical Accreditation, but its high score would mean that if it did, it would be able to display The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Mark on its products.

We encourage other companies in the Ethical Soap & Shower Gel sector to follow Faith in Nature’s  example and adopt more ethical policies and practices.

What does Faith in Nature do?

Faith in Nature was founded in Scotland in 1974 by New York native Rivka Rose, who had trained in herbalism in the US. Rivka’s vision was to harness the power of nature without harming it in the process.

In which areas does Faith in Nature perform well?

Faith in Nature performs well for its Environmental Report which contains lots of information for a small company, on topics including being carbon-neutral and recyclable packaging. The brand also gets a top score for Vegetarian as it has products certified by The Vegan Society, and Animal Welfare as it is CFI approved.

We found no criticisms relating to; GM, Nuclear Power, Fossil Fuels, Political Donations, Armaments or Irresponsible Marketing, therefore Faith in Nature scores well for these criteria. On top of this, Faith in Nature has been awarded a top rating in our Ethical Innovator criterion due to its clear ethos. Find out more about our ethical criteria.

What can Faith in Nature do to improve its score?

The above benchmark score that Faith in Nature is awarded on The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Soap & Shower Gel Ratings Table is the result of an evaluation of multiple ethical criteria.

As Faith in Nature already receives a top score in the Ethical Soap & Shower Gel sector, The Good Shopping Guide encourages it to get in touch and apply for Ethical Accreditation. After sending in its application, Faith in Nature will be offered the use of The Good Shopping Guide ethical mark.

However we would encourage Faith in Nature to gain Organic certification, for which it currently receives a bottom rating, in order to improve its score for this criteria. If Faith in Nature applies for Ethical Accreditation, The Good Shopping Guide would be able to offer some guidance on this.

Were you aware that your brand could benefit from Ethical Accreditation? If accredited by The Good Shopping Guide, brands can display our Ethical Mark, showcasing to consumers that it is an ethical and sustainable supplier. If you’re interested in learning more, please contact us or complete a Free Initial Assessment form.