Congratulations! You have made the switch to a reef friendly, mineral-based sunscreen. But which one should you choose?
From the time we were children, we learned the importance of eating healthy foods and how a balanced diet and drinking plenty of water could profoundly impact our overall health. But what about our skin? It’s our body’s largest organ,… Continue Reading Reclaim Your Radiance: 6 nourishing ingredients to feed your winter skin
The global youth movement is sounding the alarm on the climate crisis. As a sustainably driven business and a B Corp, we’re answering the call by joining and amplifying the #ClimateStrike. Will you join us?
The topic of plastic packaging is a tough one. Especially when you sell products in plastic. Find out what steps we’re taking to change this! Continue Reading Solving the Problem of Plastic Packaging: An Imperfect Path to Lessening Waste
We are recommitting to our roots and envisioning the future. Want to join us? Read the latest post on the Badger Blog to find out how!
It seems like every week there is a story in the news about sunscreen safety. A consistent theme throughout all of this news is the recommendation that consumers look to mineral sunscreens for safe sun protection. Badger makes a full line of mineral sunscreens using zinc oxide as the only active ingredient and we have been watching all of this news very closely. Read on to learn more!
Did you know this candle is helping to reduce our production waste? At the end of each body care production run, we use food-grade organic oils to flush the lines. The resulting oils and waxes or “gleanings” are then added to organic beeswax and citronella essential oil to make this clean-burning, all natural outdoor candle.
It’s never easy to say “goodbye” to some of our products. The good news is that you no longer have to. Find out how to make your favorite discontinued products at home! Continue Reading DIY: Make discontinued Badger products at home
Four times a year you can find us happily digging through our trash and recycling. Why? Because assessing our waste is part of our commitment to improving our impact and moving toward zero waste.
