echo Skincare?
As certain personal care and beauty brands continue to be exposed for their not-so-skin-friendly products, it’s only natural (pun intended) that consumers are looking for products that are more naturally sourced, free of harsh chemicals, and truly made with the consumers’ wellbeing in mind.
There’s also the issue of product packaging. If you’re someone who has a multi-step skincare routine, it’s more than likely you have at least one shelf full of plastic bottles and tubes for all your self care products. The skincare may be working wonders for you, but have you ever considered the effects it may have on the planet?
Claire Organics
Now if you’re someone who is concerned about both your own health, wellbeing, and the planet’s, looking for personal care products that check all the boxes can be a real head scratcher.
Luckily for you, Claire Organics may be just what you’re looking for! Claire’s is a Malaysian artisanal skincare brand that produces handmade products made with skin-friendly and eco-friendly ingredients.
At Claire Organics, everything is crafted with love and clean ingredients. Featuring a wide range of personal care products—from essential oils, deodorants and perfumes to bar soaps, balms and serums—Claire Organics covers all your personal care product needs. In their words, a gorgeous array of “all-natural handcrafted skin and body delicacies” But before we get too into that, let’s take a look at Claire Organics’ sustainability measures as part of their dedication to being kind to the planet.
Kindness to the Planet – Sustainable Beauty
Just a few days ago, on 6 September 2025, Claire Organics celebrated its 13th anniversary, dubbed “For a Greener Tomorrow,” during which it was awarded an ASEAN Records recognition for its contributions to business, innovation, culture and social impact, as well as its dedication to inspire healthy and eco-conscious lifestyles in the region. This award affirms Claire Organics’ place as a leader in sustainable natural, skincare and community-driven wellness education within the SEA (South East Asia) region.
This award was given in part for Claire Organics’ impressive record for “most sustainability workshops conducted by a beauty brand in ASEAN” (110 KindBeauty workshops were hosted), which proved fitting as that celebration itself featured various eco-workshops, such as upcycling coffee grounds into scrubs and planting herbs in recycled jars. This proves Claire Organics’ commitment to more mindful, greener living.
Kindness to You – Embracing Self-Love
Aside from being good for the planet, Claire Organics also places a large emphasis on its customers’ wellbeing. Priding itself on its nourishing and healing skin benefits, this brand’s products are well suited for even the most sensitive skin. If you struggle with acne, eczema or psoriasis, rest assured that Claire Organics’ products will be kind to your skin, as they contain all natural ingredients and no harsh chemicals.
Let’s take a look at some of their best sellers:
This Soother Balm is Claire Organics’ best seller; a blend of pure essential oils and hydrating avocado oil, paired with shea butter to nourish, moisturise and restore damaged skin back to a healthy state. Each balm is carefully handmade and manually packed into tin tubs to retain its quality freshness.
This Rosehip Oil is another one of Claire Organics’ best sellers. It is rich in vitamin C, evens out skin tones, reduces signs of aging and has a soothing effect. The oil is known for its nourishing properties and restoring the skin to appear youthful and hydrated.
Moving Forward
Looking at all this, there’s no doubt that Claire Organics has its heart in the right place; and as stated on the ASEAN Records website, is a regional pioneer of “KindBeauty”—a philosophy that blends self-love, wellness and environmental consciousness all into one.
If you’re looking for skincare that’s simple, safe, and sustainable all in one, then look no further than Claire’s, which you can find here:
- Website – www.claire.my
- Instagram: @claireorganics
Written By: Sera
Edited By: Sarah Wong
