I+M Sambia Edition Rich Body Cream

More than just a moisturizer – nourishing i+m Sambia Edition Rich Body Cream Vanille Orange cares for the skin and supports the i+m women’s shelter project in Zambia. – suitable for every skintype.

Nourishing, sustainable and generous
FAIR Edition Sambia Rich Body Cream nurtures dry skin with selected fair trade organic oils. At the same time, €2 for each bottle sold, with no deductions, is sent directly to help the work of TWIKATANE – A House for Children and Women’s Shelters for Africa e.V.

Apricot, Coconut & Aloe Vera
Cold-pressed fair trade Apricot Kernel Oil and Coconut Oil pamper the skin with nourishing care and Aloe Vera contributes loads of moisture. The rich body cream is absorbed well, leaving the skin feeling silky-soft. The sensual aroma of Orange and Vanilla relaxes the body and spirit.

The FAIR Edition Sambia
The Sambia FAIR Edition is not only good for the skin; €2 per bottle goes towards supporting the work of TWIKATANE – A House for Children and Women’s Shelters for Africa e.V. The charitable association, co-founded by i+m, helps women and children in Zambia with education and protection from domestic abuse.

Environmentally friendly packaging
The Sambia FAIR Edition offers three things at once: the finest vegan organic natural cosmetics, with a donation included in the purchase price, in environmentally-friendly packaging. The bottle (excluding the pump) is made from 100% recycled plastic, otherwise known as recyclate. This offers the following benefits to the environment in comparison with conventional plastic:

conservation of resources — plastic that already exists can be circulated in the reusable material cycle instead of ending up in the world’s oceans;
less waste — no new plastic packaging waste is created, and the old packaging is recycled;
recycling economy — recycled plastic/recyclate can be recycled again;
no fossil raw materials — absolutely no crude oil/petroleum used as a base material for new recyclate;
less CO2 — reduced CO2 emissions when producing bottles from recyclate in contrast with new HDPE