Madara Sun Flower Tinting Fluid

MADARA comes from Latvia, a small country in Northern Europe, in the Baltic region, which has managed to preserve many unblemished and wild places, as well as a diversity of flowers and grasses. Northern summers are much shorter and harsher and therefore plants are forced to concentrate all of their energy on the short blossoming period to attract bees and continue their living process during the next summer. As a result, at the moment of their collection, the blossoms and herbs, which have grown in these latitudes, are especially rich with active substances and extracts that are used in the production of MADARA cosmetics. They are powerful and effective.

MADARA is an entirely natural and organic range of cosmetics that is certified according to the international ECOCERT standard. Its ingredients include biologically certified flower and herb extracts from the Baltic region, as well as other natural substances. MADARA packaging is environment friendly and can be recycled. We use only ecological cleaning agents in the production of our products; we do not carry out experiments on animals and use energy efficient production equipment.

ECOCERT
ECOCERT is one of the world's largest organic certification organisations, covering products for food, farming, household, textiles and cosmetics. Used as a leading organic standard in over 80 countries worldwide, consumers can be confident of the integrity when they see the ECOCERT symbol.

ECOCERT's "Natural and Organic Cosmetics" label defines:
* Certified cosmetic products contain at least 95% natural ingredients.
* The remaining 5% of the ingredients are strictly regulated, monitoring the presence of minerals, organic acids, salts and other safe and nature-identical raw materials.
* A minimum of 95% of the plant-based ingredients (for example, plant extracts and vegetable oils) must be certified organic.
* A minimum of 10% of the total ingredients must be certified organic.

ECOCERT's "Natural and Organic Cosmetics" label prohibits:
* Synthetic perfumes.
* Synthetic preservatives (for example, parabens, phenoxyethanol).
* Organic-synthetic dyes.
* Mineral oil and other petroleum-based products.
* Propylene glycol and other glycols.
* SLS; SLES and other ethoxylates.
* Silicones and other synthetic ingredients.
* Raw materials extracted from living or dead animals are prohibited.

ECOCERT's "Natural and Organic Cosmetics" label regulates:
* Manufacturing processes must be safe and non-polluting.
* Cleaning agents that are used to clean the production site have to be biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
* Packaging materials must be chosen with the strictest respect to the environment using recyclable formats with low energy consumption.
* No animal testing is allowed during any stage of product development or production.
* Producers are controlled by regular planned and surprise inspections several times per year.
* A certified product is clearly marked on the packaging with an ECOCERT symbol, allowing the consumer to distinguish a truly natural product from the rest.