At Coastal Classic Creations®, we are driven by a simple yet powerful idea: to create cosmetics that are not only elegant but also safe, grounded in scientific integrity and transparency.

Founded by a team of caring individuals, our journey began with a vision that beauty could be both pure and effective, and that it was possible to offer products that truly cared for the well-being of both people and the planet. What started with a single bar of oatmeal soap in 2003 quickly grew as we brought our products to local markets, where we found a community of customers who wanted cosmetics that were free from harmful ingredients.

As we expanded, we introduced body butters and lipsticks, eventually developing an entire skincare and hair care line. Over the years, our commitment to well-being also led us to introduce mindfulness jewelry and phthalate-free perfume.

In 2008, we partnered with the Environmental Working Group (EWG), reinforcing our commitment to safety and joining a community of like-minded companies dedicated to providing the information necessary for consumers to make informed choices about the products they use.

As a company, we have always been guided by scholarship, data from chemistry databases, scientific studies, and toxicology reports. Today, scientific advances continue to highlight the risks associated with repeated low-dose exposure to hazardous chemicals, many of which remain in everyday household and personal care products. The full extent of these risks remains unclear due to limited access to exposure data, outdated federal regulations, and restrictions on further research.

At Coastal Classic Creations®, we believe beauty should be sustainable, effective, and rooted in integrity. Our journey continues with a deep commitment to the well-being of our customers, ethical practices, and a vision of beauty that embodies authenticity, mindful living, and good health.

For more information on how we create our products, please visit our Ingredients Glossary and our Science Behind Our Products page.