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The largest natural and organic cosmetic companies

Perry Romanowski5 min read
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Formulating natural cosmetic products

In the process of putting together this course I've been looking at the different ways that cosmetic companies market their products as natural.  While it seems that almost everyone has some kind of SKU or advertising targeting natural there are a number of brands that really focus solely on a natural positioning.  Here are the top 15 natural brands as of 2013.  Interestingly, it is big companies that dominate.  However, there is a big hole for companies like P&G and Unilever as they don't have any top brands...yet.

Burt's Bees (Clorox)

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Aveda (Estee Lauder)

Aveeno (Johnson & Johnson)

The Body Shop (L'Oreal)

Nu Skin

Hain Celestial Group

Dr. Perricone, MD Cosm

Bare Essentials

Jurlique

Tom's of Maine (Colgate-Palmolive)

Dr Bronner's

Yes to Carrots

Avon

Weleda

Aubrey Organics

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Learn more: This topic is covered in depth in our The Cosmetic Industry: A Complete Guide.

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