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Earth Mama Angel Baby In Singapore
Earth Mama Angel Baby
It seems that everyone and their mother are producing a line of all-natural baby products these days. However, only a few brands stand out and continue to stand the test of time. Earth Mama Angel Baby products are zero-toxin, safe, pure, natural herbal products that just simply work.
The company’s founder, Melinda Olson, is a nurse, herbalist, and an earth-friendly mama who believes in protecting all mothers, including Mother Earth. She also has a lot to brag about these days – the company has been awarded the BRAG award for its green business practices. This mother certainly does know best.
Bestsellers include Angel Baby® Lotion, Angel Baby® Shampoo and Body Wash and Earth Mama® Natural Stretch Oil.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
The organic products are made with safe and worry–free ingredients, and the packaging is made with earth-friendly recyclable materials.
Who It's Perfect For:
Moms-to-be, new moms and their little angels too.
What Else:
Every Earth Mama Angel Baby product rates a 0 for toxins on the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics Skin Deep database - the best rating a product can receive. Click here to read more.
Additional Info:
Mom Essentials
#01-22, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, 100 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore
www.starhealth.com.sg
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