Pure n' Bio
What regulators, studies and certification actually say — and what our certified-organic formula does differently.
Most antiperspirants stop sweat using aluminium salts, applied daily to the thin, absorbent skin of the underarm. France's ANSM advised limiting aluminium in cosmetics (2011), and several conventional brands faced benzene-contamination recalls. A certified-organic deodorant neutralises odour without aluminium salts.
Source: French ANSM (2011) ↗Fragrance is the one ingredient a maker may legally leave undisclosed as a single word, "Parfum." In our certified products, every allergenic fragrance component is named on the label (Limonene, Linalool, Citral…) so a sensitive customer knows exactly what she's avoiding. EU rule 2023/1545 expands required allergen labelling to 80+ components.
Source: EU Regulation 2023/1545 ↗The EU bans 1,700+ cosmetic ingredients (Regulation 1223/2009); the US federally restricts about 11. The Gulf standard GSO 1943:2016 is aligned to the EU rule — so legally, you deserve the cleaner European formula.
Source: EU Regulation 1223/2009 (Annex II) ↗ECOCERT COSMOS Organic is a single worldwide standard: one formula, one annual audit, no diluted "export" version for less-regulated markets. The product you receive in Riyadh is the exact one sold in a Vichy pharmacy in France. Verify any certificate by number at cosmos-standard.org.
Source: COSMOS-Standard ↗Every Pure n' Bio product is certified organic under ECOCERT COSMOS — one audited formula worldwide. Verify any certificate at cosmos-standard.org.
