Notes on Nature

Incredible skincare ingredients do grow on trees – and shea butter is one of the best. This rich oil from the nuts of the African shea tree has a longstanding reputation as a skin saviour. Here's why.

We love the seasons; they’re a quarterly reminder of just how amazing Nature is. But changes in weather and lifestyle can have an impact on hair and scalp. Here’s our season-by-season guide to looking after your locks…

Have you made the switch to our aluminium bottles yet? Here are 5 good reasons to make the change.   

Student on a budget? Here's how to cut the cost of your shopping and its impact on the environment.

At World Design Congress (WDC) 2025, the theme was 'Design for the planet'. We loved hearing the conversations around Nature in the boardroom getting bigger and louder.

Calming chamomile is probably best-known as a relaxing bedtime tea, but it has been used in natural haircare remedies since ancient times. Here’s why this daisy-like plant can be a soothing tonic for scalp and strands (as well as a blissful bedtime brew).

Japanese head spas might just be the biggest hair trend since rosemary oil. So, what exactly are they? And can you recreate the trending treatment in your own bathroom?

If you’ve ever wondered how many times a week you should wash your hair, you’re not the only one. ‘How often should I wash my hair?’ is one of the most asked haircare questions on the internet. The answer? It depends on your lifestyle, hair and scalp. Let’s break it down…

Got a lavender plant? Lucky you! Enjoy its calming aroma all year round by drying the flowers to make lavender bags. Here's how...

We use organic nettle extract in all our liquid haircare formulas. Why put stinging nettles in shampoo? Because they're brimming with benefits to hair and scalp.

Nature connectedness is proven to improve not just our own wellbeing, but the wellbeing of the natural world itself. Many of us lose our connection to Nature as adults, but it's never too late to rebuild it – and your local park is the perfect place to do just that!

Telling the time with dandelion clocks, divining love with daisies – so many childhood games involve common flowers. Discover the origins of these rituals and find nostalgia in Nature.