Farm to Face

As the demand for natural skincare continues to grow, brands and consumers are paying more attention to provenance. From a farm in rural Vermont, in the US, to a flourishing meadow in Chhattisgarh, India, these brands are bringing a farm-to-table philosophy to faces around the world

By Coco Marett

1 WILDSMITH SKIN This newcomer to natural skincare calls Heckfield Place its home. The stunning 1790 Georgian estate in Hampshire, southern England has been lovingly restored into an eco-friendly hotel. Inspired by Heckfield’s woodlands, planted in the 19th century by William Wildsmith, the eponymous brand is crafted in the UK using ingredients sourced locally, sustainably and respectfully to “restore the relationship between native plants and humans”. Originally crafted for age-defying treatments at the hotel spa, Wildsmith Skin is now available worldwide. 2 BAMFORD Daylesford Organic Farm in the Cotswolds in the UK was one of the pioneers in farm-to-table dining. When its founder, Lady Carole Bamford, realised it was equally important to reduce the chemicals in our skincare as it is in our food, Bamford Skincare set the bar as…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2020

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