We are big fans of aromatic grasses around here. Palmarosa and vetiver are two of our favorites from a sustainability and skincare perspective. They are both grown in many areas to control soil erosion, and are also phenomenal for topical use on the skin! Add to that their healthy plant populations, and formulating with these grasses is a real win-win in our book.
Palmarosa is the grass that strives to be a rose. With a fresh, green, rosy-lemon aroma it is a lesser-known botanical that we prize for its smooth scent and the beneficial properties inherent in its essential oil. Steam distilled palmarosa contains rose alcohols, rose aldehydes and rose esters which are particularly suited for dry or imbalanced skin. It brightens as it balances, and gives many of our most popular products that elusive fresh floral note that is hard to put your finger on.
Transform your evening skincare into a moment of deep self-care with Earth Tu Face’s botanical essentials. This four-step natural routine—featuring plant-based cleansers, soothing chamomile, hydrating rose water, and nutrient-rich balms—works in harmony with your skin’s overnight repair cycle for a refreshed, radiant complexion by morning.
In today’s crowded beauty aisle, the words green and clean are everywhere, but not all claims are created equal. At Earth Tu Face, sustainability isn’t a label we chase, it’s a legacy we live. With over a decade of small-batch herbalism, compostable packaging, and regenerative sourcing, we’re proud to walk the talk. This post unpacks what real sustainability in skincare looks like - and how to spot greenwashing when you see it.
