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Company Simply Organic
Simply Organic is a professional brand built on a clear vision of beauty: clean, conscious, and focused on the genuine wellbeing of both people and the environment. In this section, we share who we are, where we come from, and what inspires every decision we make.
From the history of the brand and its mission to its core values, from our connection to the olive tree and nature to our concrete commitment to uncompromising Clean Beauty and measurable sustainability, discover the principles that define the Simply Organic world.
A transparent process that defines our approach to professional cosmetics: with respect, method, and responsibility.
FAQ – Company Simply Organic
1. When was Simply Organic born?
Simply Organic was founded in 2001 in the United States with the aim of developing professional hair cosmetics that combine performance, health and respect for the environment.
2. Where are Simply Organic products produced?
Production is entirely carried out in Italy, in certified factories and with a controlled supply chain. Every stage, from formulation to packaging, follows rigorous quality standards.
3. What does “conscious professional beauty” mean?
It means developing products designed for the hairdresser's daily work, with formulas that are safe for the skin, effective on the hair, and respectful of the environment, without compromising on ethics and results.
4. Are Simply Organic products vegan?
Yes. The formulations are 100% vegan and free from animal-derived ingredients.
5. What does “Clean Beauty Promise” mean?
For Simply Organic, Clean Beauty means formulating professional products by eliminating ingredients deemed inconsistent with conscious cosmetics. Only those ingredients are functional for performance and skincare.
We do not use:
- petroleum products
- SLS/SLES
- parabens
- synthetic dyes
- silicones
6. Why do you use Olive in your formulations?
Because the olive tree is one of the richest plants in naturally active ingredients for healthy skin and hair.
The olive tree represents the botanical heart of the brand.
From its various parts—leaf, fruit, and fermented derivatives—we obtain substances with a high concentration of polyphenols, antioxidants, and lipids similar to the hair fiber, capable of:
- protecting from oxidative stress and environmental aggressors
- supporting the scalp's balance
- nourishing without weighing down
- improving hair's elasticity and shine
The olive tree represents a raw material consistent with our identity: Mediterranean roots, ancient tradition, and biotechnological innovation come together in a single, iconic ingredient.
7. What does Slow Beauty mean?
Slow Beauty is an approach that values the time spent in the salon, transforming it into a wellness ritual. Not just a technical result, but a sensorial experience and regeneration.
8. Is the packaging sustainable?
Our packaging is made from up to 98% post-consumer recycled plastic (rPET), significantly reducing the use of virgin plastic and the environmental impact associated with the production of new materials.
Through a circular approach, recovered plastic is reintroduced into the production cycle, helping to reduce waste and extend the life cycle of existing resources.
A concrete choice that combines functionality, safety, and environmental responsibility.
9. Are the products biodegradable?
The formulations are developed with attention to the biodegradability of the ingredients, favoring raw materials of natural and plant origin selected to respect the aquatic environment.
10. Is Simply Organic a brand for home or professional use?
Simply Organic is a professional brand, developed for hairdressers to ensure safe, high-performance, and technical results in the salon.
The products can also be used at home to maintain professional results, following the routine recommended by your hairdresser.
Simply Organic is designed for those who choose conscious, high-quality hair care.
11. Is sustainability just a marketing choice?
No. It's integrated into the production, packaging, formulations, and brand philosophy. It's a specific commitment we've made to the environment and people, not a communications strategy.
