Dr Bronner's

The NATRUE Label sets a high standard when it comes to defining the naturalness of cosmetic products. Natrue only certifies products for companies who have the intent to always use ingredients as natural as possible within all manufacturing processes.
Source: Natrue (2016)

The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics' 2011 report Market Shift describes the seven-year project during which the Campaign worked with companies through the Compact for Safe Cosmetics, the voluntary pledge to avoid chemicals banned in other countries, avoid harmful ingredients whenever possible and fully disclose product ingredients. This company is one of 322 cosmetics companies highlighted in the report as 'Champions', for meeting the goals of the Compact.
Source: Safe Cosmetics (2011)

EWG's Guide to Healthy Cleaning provides safety ratings for household cleaning products, with over 2,500 products rated from A (lowest concern) to F (highest concern). This company's score range is A to B, with 70% their products scoring an A.
Source: Environmental Working Group (2020)

On it's website this company claims to fight for and financially support causes that they believe in, including: organic integrity in personal care; promotion of authentic Fair Trade; re-commercialization of industrial hemp in the U.S.; labeling genetically engineered foods (those containing GMOs); animal rights and protection.
Source: company website (2015)

This company has social responsibility claims on its website that in 2003 it implemented a 5-1 compensation cap between the top salaried employee and the lowest-wage warehouse position; health plans for all employees were upgraded; and all profits not needed for business development or debt retirement are dedicated to supporting progressive causes and charities.
Source: company website (2015)

This company has products that have been verified as compliant with the Non-GMO Project Standard, North America's only independent verification for products made according to best practices for GMO avoidance.
Source: Non-GMO Project (2021)

This company is a member of How2Recycle. The How2Recycle Label is a voluntary, standardized labeling system that clearly communicates recycling instructions to the public. It involves a coalition of forward thinking brands who want their packaging to be recycled and are empowering consumers through smart packaging labels. Companies must be a member of the program to use the How2Recycle Label.
Source: How2Recycle (2023)

Skin Deep is an online safety guide to cosmetics and personal care products and their potential hazards and health concerns, with over 75,000 products rated from 1 (low hazard) to 10 (high hazard).
Source: Environmental Working Group (2019)