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Sky High Farm Nourishing Hand Cream

Sky High Farm Nourishing Hand Cream

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Sky High Farm x Tata Harper Nourishing Hand Cream is an ode to the hands that tend the land and is powered by the alchemy of pure plant extracts. Born from a farm to farm exchange —a new kind of product partnership dedicated to creating a nurturing beauty ritual grounded in purpose. Developed from scratch using the cutting-edge botanical technologies from Tata Harper’s Vermont farm, the uniquely potent combination of ingredients respects the skin barrier while nourishing, hydrating, and softening hard-working skin.

Materials

COLD PRESSED STRAWBERRY SEED OIL Made in a zero waste production process that used seeds collected from fruit juice and jam manufacturing facilities — contains essential fatty acids SIX BUTTER BLEND Cupuaçu, Bacuri, Aloe, Kokum, Mango, and Murumuru butters bring moisturizing fatty acids that soften and rejuvenate the skin WILD PANSY EXTRACT A flower known to improve hydration by stimulating the aquaporins, wild pansy is often used as an anti-inflammatory in traditional herbal remedies

About The Designer

Many brands claim they’re “clean” or “farm to bottle.”Sky High is different because they have deep relationships to the unseen and oft-forgotten people that grow those ingredients that make it into the bottle - the farmers that tend the land. Their time-tested, generational knowledge of the land will outlast whatever is in fashion.

Sky High is developing a line with formulations, scent profiles and palette that evoke fresh produce and the earth. It aligns with the seasonality of the land and its yield, highlighting ingredients picked at their peak potency to deliver results. They're embracing regeneratively grown ingredients from their network of farmers — they’re higher in nutrients and combat climate change.

Origin

Made in Upstate New York

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