The Ethos

Logona products utilise the highest quality, natural raw materials, such as premium vegetable oils and waxes, herbal extracts and floral distillates derived from organic agriculture and wild crafting. Strict quality standards have always been fundamentally important to Logona product formulation and manufacturing. Logona offers an effective natural range of cosmetics and skin care formulated with natural ingredients and no parabens, petrochemicals or synthetic colour or fragrance. Logona has over 25 years of experience in the organic cosmetics market and all products are clinically trialled and tested. Logona cosmetics are BDIH certified - German certification agency. Most Logona products are vegan and all are free from cruelty.

The Story

Logona started alongside the rise of the natural marketplace in Germany during the 1970s. The idea was to love and care for the earth, through renewable energy, organic agriculture and environmental responsibility. In 1975 a group of friends in Hanover, Germany, opened a store that featured hand-selected products that upheld the values of this movement. Their shop offered high quality personal care products with an environmental conscience, so that customers could look their best while caring for the earth. After a while, the ‘Lorien Goods’ group became to import more products as well as wholesale them to other stores. In 1977, they began manufacturing their own high quality organic products and the “LOGONA” brand was born.

The Ingredients

Aside from rigorous ingredient standards, Logona products must also conform to industry-leading ecological standards regarding minimal resource consumption during manufacturing, and minimal and recyclable packaging for the finished products. No animal testing is condoned and the products are tested on willing human subjects under strict clinical controls. No ingredients are used that are tested on animals, directly or indirectly. As well as only using the best natural ingredients, the products created by Logona conform to the ecological standards of the industry. This means that as few resources as possible are used during the manufacturing process and the finished products are packaged with recyclable materials.