Collective Wellbeing Review

Overview

Collective Wellbeing is a skin care company that also provides body and hair treatments. This company claims that they promise to give consumers exactly what they desire as well as give back to the community. Collective Wellbeing assembles proceeds through each purchase. Twice a year, the company gives to non-profit organizations proceeds that have been collected from sales. An individual can log on to their official website to vote for the charity that will gain the money. A person may also nominate other organizations as well. The company states that they try and use as many organic ingredients as they can. It seems that most of their products are primarily water-based. Collective Wellbeing further clarifies that because water is not technically “organic”, their company cannot be certified organic. The company states that except for a couple of items, most of their products are free from animal byproducts.

The Collective Wellbeing official website is simple to navigate. An individual will be able to find helpful information on the company, their products as well as frequently asked questions. The company claims that they are as honest as possible with their consumers and wish to provide excellence in the merchandise that they supply. The products are detailed with ingredient information, benefits and customer reviews.

An individual can obtain over 50 products from the Collective Wellbeing line. On average, these retail for between $3 and $30. The products can be bought from the official website or from local retailers. When an individual purchases through the Collective Wellbeing site, some proceeds are donated to non-profit organizations. Collective Wellbeing products do come with a 30-day money-back guarantee policy.

Product Details

There are several products that an individual can purchase from Collective Wellbeing. Moisturizers, lip balm, shampoos, conditioners, lotion for the body and feet as well as travel products are all offered by the Collective Wellbeing company. The ingredients that can be found in the merchandise vary from each item. These include but are not limited to water, Althaea Officinale Root, Glycerin, Sodium PCA and Zinc Oxide.

The Good

• Detailed product information including ingredients and customer reviews can be located on the Collective Wellbeing website.
• The company gives proceeds to selected charities and organizations.
• Their products can be purchased directly from the website.

The Bad

• The Collective Wellbeing manufacturers are surprisingly vague about many of their ingredient policies.
• Some of their products are fairly expensive.
• The company does not have any method to locate a retailer locally.
• No free trial sample is available.

The Bottom Line

Collective Wellbeing states that their company tries to provide the most current information possible. However, on some of their FAQ issues they seem to dance around exactly what is being asked. An individual may feel good about themselves when they purchase a product from a company that donates a portion of their proceeds to charity. The customer reviews found upon the website are mostly positive. However, while we certainly admire Collective Wellbeing’s dedication to charity causes, we would probably choose an anti-wrinkle product that offered more ingredient info or some kind of a cutting edge, patented ingredient.