How to Choose Faith In Nature Hair and Body Care

The best place to start is with the job you need the product to do. Faith In Nature makes separate formulas for cleansing hair, conditioning it, washing the body and moisturising the hands and body. Once you have the format sorted, the product’s stated purpose, fragrance and ingredients can help narrow down the selection.

Start with hair or body

Faith In Nature shampoo is made for cleansing the hair and scalp, while conditioner is used after shampooing to condition the hair. Some fragrances are available as a matching shampoo and conditioner, but you can also mix products if the purpose or fragrance of one shampoo suits you better with a different conditioner.

For body care, body wash provides a liquid cleanser for the bath or shower, while body lotion is a leave-on product for moisturising the hands and body. Matching fragrances are available across selected hair and body products, but there is no need to use a complete matching set.

Choose hair care for your hair type

Different Faith In Nature shampoos and conditioners are positioned for different hair or scalp needs. Use the description for the complete formula as your guide rather than choosing solely because you recognise one botanical ingredient. The finished product, its stated purpose and your preferred fragrance are more useful selection points than an individual plant or essential oil in isolation.

The hair care formulas share a botanical base that includes rosemary essential oil, nettle and chamomile, with other ingredients varying between products. This makes it worth comparing the complete formulas when deciding which option best fits your hair care routine.

Choose your natural fragrance

Faith In Nature is particularly known for its naturally fragranced products, using 100% natural fragrances. Some ranges have fresh citrus or herbal profiles, while others are softer, fruitier or more floral. If fragrance is important to you, the individual product descriptions can help you compare the general fragrance direction of each range.

If you specifically want fragrance-free Faith In Nature hair care, choose a product that is explicitly described that way. Fragrance-free, vegan, natural and organic refer to different product characteristics and are not interchangeable terms.

Choose between body wash and body lotion

Faith In Nature body washes use a botanical base featuring oat extract, limeflower and elderberry extract. Body lotions use an ethically traded shea butter base and can be applied to both hands and body. The practical choice is whether you need a rinse-off cleanser, a leave-on moisturiser or both, followed by the fragrance you would most enjoy using.

Look at the complete formulation

Faith In Nature describes its products as predominantly naturally derived, with lab-derived ingredients making up 0.5% of most formulas. If you have known allergies, sensitivities or ingredients you prefer to avoid, use the complete ingredient list rather than relying on the main botanical highlighted on the front of the product.

Faith In Nature is vegan and certified cruelty free, and the company is a certified B Corp. Organic ingredients appear in some formulas, but this does not necessarily mean the finished product is certified organic.

Need Help Choosing?

If you’re deciding between two Faith In Nature products, focus first on format, then fragrance and ingredients. Our customer care team can also help you understand the differences between the Faith In Nature products currently available from Shop Naturally.