We are absolutely thrilled to share that Women’s Health has just spotlighted FarmHouse Fresh® in their latest feature, "From Vine To Vanity, Meet Clean Beauty's Latest Craze: Agricosmetics."
The article dives deep into the rising world of "agricosmetics"—a farm-to-face philosophy that unites agriculture and skincare. It’s a movement rooted in the belief that the freshest ingredients yield the most radiant results, and we are incredibly honored to be recognized as a pioneer of this trend alongside other incredible international brands.
For us, this isn't just a trend; it's the heartbeat of everything we do. As our founder, Shannon McLinden, shared in the piece, the drive to grow our own ingredients came from a desire to offer something truly fresh and potent in a market saturated with products that had traveled too far for too long.
A Note from Our Founder, Shannon McLinden
“Seeing Women’s Health shine a light on agricosmetics—and include FarmHouse Fresh as part of this movement—means the world to us. Every product starts with a seed planted on our farm or grown by one of our local partners. To have that passion reflected in a national spotlight is incredibly meaningful.” — Shannon McLinden, Founder & CEO
That simple realization sparked the FarmHouse Fresh® journey. Today, we grow high-nutrition microgreens hydroponically right here on our farm, ensuring that the botanicals in your skincare are harvested at their peak potency. As the article notes, we even channel our passion for animals into our nonprofit farm sanctuary, funded by every product you purchase.
In The Spotlight: Cactus Comfort™ Silky Barrier Cream
The editors also gave a special shout-out to our Cactus Comfort™ Silky Barrier Cream as a "Rich Moisturizer" worth trying. They praised its ability to repair the skin's protective barrier using ceramides, peptides, and cactus extract—noting that its acceptance by the National Eczema Association is "proof of its protective prowess."
We are so grateful to Women’s Health for shining a light on the power of agricosmetics and the farm-to-face difference.
Read the full article in Women’s Health here
