rainbow baby | botanical baby powder

rainbow baby | botanical baby powder

$17.00

Keeping delicate skin soft and dry with soothing chamomile flowers and earthen clays.

*proceeds from our Rainbow Baby collection are donated to Lois Hole Hospital for Women in support of miscarriage and infertility awareness.

4oz compostable container

shake lightly onto clean skin to absorb moisture

arrowroot (maranta arundinacea) powder*, white kaolin clay, chamomile (matricaria chamomilla) flower extract

This product has a shelf life of 12 months from date of purchase. Our products are made in small batches, fresh to order - to ensure you're receiving the maximum potency of the plant benefits! 

All Luna Rosa products are meant to be used fresh, not stored! They are perishable, just like shopping in the produce section at the grocery store. As they are made fresh, with 100% natural ingredients and without harsh chemical preservatives. 

To ensure the shelf life of your all-natural product is not compromised, avoid introducing water into the container and always handle products with clean, dry hands. Tightly secure lids and store products in a cool, dry place.

We know you're going to LOVE it! But, if it's  your first time using this product, we recommend patch testing before use. To do so -  apply a small amount of product to your forearm and wait 24 hours to see if any irritation occurs. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you may consider discussing with your health care provider for further guidance before using any products that contain essential oils.

rainbow baby | botanical baby powder

homegrown

ingredients grown on our flower farm and/or ethically sourced

all natural

free of toxins, endocrine disruptors, synthetic colors and fragrances

handcrafted

in Alberta Canada, in small batches, with love and intention

cruelty free

never tested on animals, just friends

our roots

My relationship with wellness was born when I entered motherhood. In the trenches of a soul-riveting postpartum depression that brought me to my knees in more ways than one.

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