Khadi Natural 

The brand hires local artisans and women’s groups to make its products. Their soaps and oils are made using cold-process methods. They also sell herbal powders, scrubs, and even eco-friendly hair colors. Khadi Natural runs training centres in remote villages to teach herbal manufacturing. Most of their packaging is made of biodegradable plastic or kraft paper. They don’t use any synthetic colourants in their skin products. Khadi Natural is also expanding into Ayurvedic wellness and organic teas.

Forest Essentials

Established in 2000, Forest Essentials blends ancient Ayurvedic formulations with modern aesthetics. Their products are handmade in small batches using cold-pressed oils and pure ghee. The brand emphasizes sustainability by training rural women for packaging and avoiding synthetic dyes and mineral oils.

Plum

Plum is a 100% vegan and cruelty-free brand known for its toxin-free formulations. They utilize plant-based ingredients and are committed to sustainability, making them a favorite among eco-conscious consumers. 

Ruby's Organics

As India's first organic makeup brand, Ruby's Organics offers products made from natural ingredients like beeswax, jojoba oil, and shea butter. Their commitment to chemical-free beauty ensures both skin health and environmental safety. 

SoulTree

SoulTree combines Ayurvedic wisdom with modern science, offering products certified by BDIH Germany. They focus on ethical sourcing and eco-friendly packaging, ensuring a holistic approach to beauty.

Pahadi Local

Pahadi Local sources ingredients from the Himalayas, emphasizing purity and sustainability. Their products support local communities and promote traditional practices, making them a unique addition to the eco-friendly skincare market. 

Earth Rhythm

The brand is using scientific innovation alongside green chemistry. It operates in solar-powered labs and uses biodegradable packaging to minimize its ecological footprint.