How We Stay Transparent
We Never
Use harmful essential oils
Kossma does not use any harmful irritants or ingredients containing seed oils, synthetic, or filler oils in any of our products. We believe in saturated skincare that mimics the skin's natural biome, sustaining the body's natural state.
Compromise our values
Kossma is revolutionizing skincare. We are boldly stepping out of Unsaturated synthetic skincare that is sweeping the beauty industry, but Saturated skincare that mimics our skin's NATURAL biome, restoring our natural glow, with healthy animal fats and whole plant extracts.
Use products from factory farms
Kossma does not engage in harmful mono crop agriculture. We are dedicated to regenerative practices that restore nature, as it was intended. Regenerative skincare is Sustainable skincare, using farming techniques that actually create carbon negatives, rather than fictitious net zero claims, popular today.
We Do
Proudly Use Tallow
Our products incorporate naturally occurring ingredients such as tallow, botanicals, and herbal extracts. We do not use lab grown or synthetic raw materials and we only work with organic animal products, ensuring the highest quality
Work With Nature
Kossma works with nature, using traditional distilling methods, rendering processes, and techniques known to ensure the integrity of the raw materials. Our apothecary and lab partners are dedicated to upholding these traditional extraction methods, while maintaining modern standards.
Believe that our skin can heal itself
Kossma empowers our customers to discover their skin's natural state and return their biome to it's most healthy condition. Modern day skincare consumption tells us that we need to stay in a constant state of stripping the skin and replenishing wiht unnatural materials. At Kossma, we believe in reducing use and returning to a simpler healthier skincare method
Low PUFA Skincare | Seed Oil Master List for Formulators PDF
The health concerns associated with seed oils stem from their high content of a polyunsaturated fatty acid called linoleic acid. Polyunsaturated fats, or PUFAs, have weaker chemical structures due to their multiple double bonds. This makes them more susceptible to oxidation, leading to the formation of free radicals when consumed or used topically. These free radicals can trigger inflammation and contribute to various health issues and diseases. For a healthier approach, it's essential to be mindful of the types of fats consumed and opt for oils with a more stable chemical structure to reduce the risk of oxidative damage.
