Weleda Citrus Deodorant. I assume the Swiss dont shave!!! :D

Advantages: Organic, smells lovely, removes household odours in seconds.
Disadvantages: It stings like nettles!! Expensive but worth the money as an airfreshener.

...Here I go with my sister again. On her selling her organic produce shop I was given a bottle of Weleda citrus deodorant. Nice box, basic pump spray bottle containing 100mls of clear liquid. No instructions that I recall!! I jumped out of the bath, dried and reached for the weleda squirted a good few sprays under my arms and started to dress. Within minutes I started to tingle, then I was hot, then I was very hot, no more tingling, this was as if I'd rubbed nettles under my arms, I was stinging, badly, and I'm now beginning to pour with sweat. Panic stricken and shreiking audibly much to the amusement of my son who by now has rounded up his big sis to, 'come look at mum', both roaring with laughing at my ungracious attempts to remove with wet towels, what by now, I had decided, was lavatory deodorant. Ranting like a maniac with a bath...

charliepreston 03.03.2009 · Read review
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... and the summer is coming back!

Advantages: It smells so good, so fresh like lime, I love it, I took it also for my hair!
Disadvantages: I find that rather expensive!

.... . . Hello all! I´m back again with my new shower-cream (natural cosmetics). Where can you buy this? *************************** Either in a big store or in a drugstore, but you can also buy it in a health food shop. What does it cost? ********************* For me nothing, because it was a present from my mum! Generally the price for this product is in Germany: 5,95 ? and in England: 5,45 £. Prices are constantly rising and I find that rather expensive for a shower-cream. The producer: **************** In England: www.weleda.co.uk In Germany: www.weleda.de Refill capacity: **************** 200 ml. Ingredients (INCI): ******************** Water (Aqua), Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil, Coco-Glucoside, Alcohol, Disodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Glycerin, Chondrus Crispus (Carrageenan), Citrus Medica...

Germany-Melly 04.11.2009 · Read review
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Luscious Lips

Advantages: has everything a perfect lip salve should have
Disadvantages: maybe the GB price

...Are you hooked on lip salve or do you know anyone who is? I'm not but I know people who are, they use lip salve because their lips are dry, they feel fine after applying the stuff but only for a short time, the lip salve creates exactly the sensation they experienced before using it. A product creating its own demand is certainly clever from the salespeople's point of view but not what a customer dreams of. There are brands on the market that are not addictive but they're too soft and consumed too quickly and thus too expensive, not good either. All this cannot be said about Everon, the lip salve from Weleda, a firm founded in Switzerland more than 80 years ago operating now on all five continents. There are at present 20 associated companies the largest of which is located in the small town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd, Germany, which is...

MALU 22.02.2007 · Read review
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Good Enough for the Baby - Good enough for You!

Advantages: 100% Natural, Quality Product
Disadvantages: None!

...This Calendula body lotion is from the 'Weleda Baby' range and is excellent for sensitive skin as it is very light and 100% of its ingredients are natural. Per the website (http://www.weleda.co.uk), 'Weleda Baby is a comprehensive range which is suitable to use from birth onwards. The range is free from synthetic fragrances, colour, preservatives and raw materials derived from mineral oils'. If it's good enough for the baby, it's good enough for you! In fact on the back of the bottle, it states, ' Weleda Calendula lotion naturally moisturizes and cares for your baby's delicate skin. It is quickly absorbed and is therefore ideal for the daily care of sensitive adult skin'. If you open the flap on the back of the bottle you can read the following tidbits about the lotion: Precious Sweet Almond and organic Sesame oils...

reviewkat 10.01.2009 · Read review
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'Skin Food' is what is says!

Advantages: Very rich, nouishing, healing, protective!
Disadvantages: Can't think of any...

...I love 'Skin Food' which literally is what it says. This cream repairs dry and rough skin anywhere on the face or body. It has a great citrus smell and is so rich and nourishing. It can be used anywhere on the body and face where you have dry or rough patches. I use it primarily as a hand cream and often put it on my lips when they get dry. I also love to use it on my feet after a bath. It heals, moisturizes, protects! This is a natural product with extracts of chamomile, calendula wild pansy and a blend of enriching oils and waxes. The Weleda website explains it best: 'Even before the addition of the plant extracts and essential oils the base itself is food for dry skin. Lanolin, Almond oil and Peanut oil are three of the main ingredients of the base. Lanolin, chemically, is almost identical to sebum, the natural oil produced by...

reviewkat 06.04.2008 · Read review
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My experience with Weleda Plant Gel Toothpaste

Advantages: Gives a feeling of freshness and not very minty
Disadvantages: Unattractive packing.

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writing_from_the_heart 30.11.2004 · Read review
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NO MORE GARLIC KISSES.

Advantages: Helps you take care of yourself.
Disadvantages: Expensive, but worth it.

...with E numbers and colourings may cause no harm on their own, who is to say the damage that these cause in conjunction with heart tablets, blood thinners and thyroid tablets which are part of my everyday experience of life. I believe that as human beings, we have a responsibility to our bodies to be as gentle as progress allows us to be, and that Weleda grow all their plants themselves in Bio conditions to give a product that doesn't need the hype. At approx One Pound Sixty Five (I pay the equivalent in Euro), for a toothpaste that lasts a couple two months from a 3.3 oz tube (97.5g), thats not a huge price to pay to ensure that what you are putting into your mouth is actually fit for human consumption and does eliminate with time the soreness of the gums and take care of build up of plaque and cleanliness of teeth. It tastes super...

thingywhatsit 10.09.2005 · Read review
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Worth a try

Advantages: no added rubbish
Disadvantages: price, maybe taste

...I first came across the weleda range of toothpastes while on the hunt for one with no sodium laureth sulfate. Why you may ask? Well for years my son had suffered from terrible mouth ulcers and sore throat. It seemed no doctor or dentist could find what was wrong. Then I spotted a small article in a magazine that said these syptoms could be caused by sodium laureth sulphate. Most toothpastes have this in. After tracking down the Weleda range, a very painful condition that had gone on for years was healing within days. Taking this father we tried to cut this substance out of all the wash products. This has helped to heal his itchy skin as well. The Ratanhia toothpaste is made in Germany and comes in a red and white box, written in Eglish and French(for the Canadians) Inside is a 75ml tube in the same colours and a leaflet...

gothmum 30.07.2007 · Read review
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A good dose of moisture for dry and sensitive skin

Advantages: Fragrance free, very mild, excellent daily moisturiser
Disadvantages: Only comes in a small 30ml size

...I'm particularly finicky about my skin and have always treated it well. As I get older it seems my skin, especially my face, is getting drier and reacts violently to even the tiniest trace of chemicals in products. Last year I was desperate for a creamier moisturiser for daily use, and searched high and low for something, anything, before my face packed it in. I trawled the mean streets, the even meaner cosmetic counters, and the Internet. Everthing which said 'natural' wasn't really so - I don't consider processed petroleum derivitives ' natural' - some products with good reviews were too costly and then some just didn't work. I then visited a blog about chemicals in skincare and cosmetics where Weleda was listed as a chemical-free brand. So away I went. The website is nothing to shout about and takes a bit of navigating, but...

kiskadee 14.02.2006 · Read review
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Review of Weleda Almond Intensive Facial Cream

Natural Remedies To Take Camping

Advantages: Natural Remedy
Disadvantages: Can be more expensive

...: 1. Crystallised Ginger = for Travel Sickness 2. Tea Tree Oil = Is a good Antiseptic 3. Lavender Oil = to help you sleep 4. Camomile Teabags = Good for putting on Tried eyes and for upset Stomach when drunk as tea. Conclusion There are many homeopathic Remedies to take and most of these are in the 6c and 30c potency. Weleda (uk) and Nelsons & Co Ltd are the main two and Boots do their own range too! Hospitals to vist in the Uk on the N.H.S. are: Bristol, Glasgow, London and Tunbridge Wells. Websites to vist are: www.weleda.co.uk www.wellbeing4all.co.uk www.herbal-factory.co.uk www.healthchoice.org.uk Plus many more if you use a search engine. In most cases there is a Natural Alternative for a chemical drug.It's always worth doing some research or asking your Doctor for advice. Last September I did...

galls 05.03.2005 (06.03.2005) · Read review
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