Our Story
If you’d asked my 7-year old self what I wanted to do when I grew up, this would have been it. I loved making “facial masks” out of oatmeal, and seeing if cucumber slices on my eyes really reduced puffiness. Turns out, it does.
When my oldest daughter, Paige, was a baby, she was allergic to the stuff that makes bubble bath and soaps foam. Our first Goddess Garden product was born – organic body wash.
From then on, I became a “label reader.” Conventional sunscreen with their cocktail of chemicals led us to our second product – all-natural sunscreen made with as much organic ingredients as possible. At our first retail event in 2005, the famous Telluride Bluegrass Festival, we sold out of Sunscreen on the third day of the four-day event. You could hear people in the crowd asking what smelled so good…was it the lavender scented sunscreen by Goddess Garden?
And that’s when I got serious.
We launched Goddess Garden, pure enlightened suncare, at Expo West, the industry tradeshow for natural grocery buyers in 2009. Two years later, Goddess Garden is the fastest growing Natural Sun Care line in the country. Going from our Boulder Farmer’s Market roots to the shelves of major chains like Whole Foods, has been a super exciting journey. Not unlike Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride.
In 2010, Goddess Garden grew 400%, and I had my second daughter, Haven. Having a baby inspired the 2011 launch of Goddess Garden’s Baby Sunscreen. Pure, all-natural and totally healthy.
As you can probably see, my life is woven into the fabric of Goddess Garden. I remain committed to the highest quality organic ingredients, earth-friendly packaging and a premium, chemical-free sunscreen line for the whole family.
~ Nova
Nova Covington
Founder & CEO of Goddess Garden
For more information, please read About Us
When my oldest daughter, Paige, was a baby, she was allergic to the stuff that makes bubble bath and soaps foam. Our first Goddess Garden product was born – organic body wash.
From then on, I became a “label reader.” Conventional sunscreen with their cocktail of chemicals led us to our second product – all-natural sunscreen made with as much organic ingredients as possible. At our first retail event in 2005, the famous Telluride Bluegrass Festival, we sold out of Sunscreen on the third day of the four-day event. You could hear people in the crowd asking what smelled so good…was it the lavender scented sunscreen by Goddess Garden?
And that’s when I got serious.
We launched Goddess Garden, pure enlightened suncare, at Expo West, the industry tradeshow for natural grocery buyers in 2009. Two years later, Goddess Garden is the fastest growing Natural Sun Care line in the country. Going from our Boulder Farmer’s Market roots to the shelves of major chains like Whole Foods, has been a super exciting journey. Not unlike Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride.
In 2010, Goddess Garden grew 400%, and I had my second daughter, Haven. Having a baby inspired the 2011 launch of Goddess Garden’s Baby Sunscreen. Pure, all-natural and totally healthy.
As you can probably see, my life is woven into the fabric of Goddess Garden. I remain committed to the highest quality organic ingredients, earth-friendly packaging and a premium, chemical-free sunscreen line for the whole family.
~ Nova
Nova Covington
Founder & CEO of Goddess Garden
For more information, please read About Us
Review
Kid’s Natural Sunscreen SPF 30 - 6 oz
Our sheer Kid’s Natural Sunscreen in a convenient family-sized tube. Perfect for active families who spend time outdoors, in the mountains, at the beach, pool or just playing at the park. Make sure that you always have Goddess Garden Natural Sunscreen on hand to protect your child’s sensitive skin.• 82% Organic - the highest certified organic content Sunscreen available
• SPF 30 broad-spectrum UVA/UVB coverage without the use of chemical sunscreens
• Water Resistant
• Pediatrician & Dermatologist Recommended
• 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
This sunscreen is amazing. I loved the texture and the scent. It worked great and wasn't harsh on skin. I am very pleased with Goddess Garden All Natural Kids Sunscreen.
Kid’s Natural Sunscreen SPF 30 - Spray - 8 oz
82% Organic
Yes, we have all chased our kids around trying to lather them with sunscreen. That’s why we developed our Spray Natural Sunscreen – faster application means happier kids… and happier parents. Great for the swim or soccer bag, or anytime, anywhere. Make sure your children’s skin is always protected from the sun with Goddess Garden Kid’s Natural Sunscreen.• 82% Organic - the highest certified organic content Sunscreen available
• SPF 30 broad-spectrum UVA/UVB coverage without the use of chemical sunscreens
• Water Resistant
• Pediatrician & Dermatologist Recommended
• 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
The spray is amazing as well. It's so easy to apply, it's great for touch-ups. It's so easy to apply. We are very pleased with this spray.
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You can enter up to six times. Giveaway ends on July 16th, 2011 at 7 PM EST. I will use random.org to select a winner. I will then email the winner and they will have 72 hours to respond with shipping address including phone number. If I do not get a response in the 72 hours time allowed I will be forced to select another winner. Thank you for reading and entering.
I received a sample for my review. I was not paid for this post. The opinions expressed are my own.
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