Since 2009, we have been designing and making perfumes with care from our studio in Adelaide, South Australia.
We believe that the natural world has given us the tools we need to create the best smelling perfumes possible, and we choose to celebrate this by working with materials that are pure, botanical and cruelty-free.
Using all-natural ingredients with at least 80% organic content, they are gentle on both the skin and the environment - as they should be.
Natural fragrance has the ability to create complex scent profiles that change in depth and character when in contact with skin. This means that when you wear a ONE SEED perfume, you are experiencing a version of that fragrance that is completely individual to you, and we think that’s pretty special.
OUR ETHOS
“When you know better, you do better.” - Maya Angelou
Our business operates with transparency, honesty and conscious choice at the core of what we do.
From seed to perfume, we are committed to creating fragrances that are beautiful, functional and true to our values. You can learn more about our Nothing To Hide policy here.
We are passionate about offering perfumes that celebrate nature and improve wellbeing, completely free from any synthetic ingredients.
We’re also mindful of our social responsibility, and so One Seed donates 10% of profits to organisations close to our heart, such as Collective Shout.
ABOUT OUR FOUNDER
Liz Cook launched One Seed in 2009 after first building and selling three natural skincare boutiques in South Australia. Liz has been a part of the natural and organic beauty world for over twenty years, formulating natural fragrances for her own brands, as well as for other skincare and wellness brands worldwide.
Liz has a passion for organic living and wellness, and, aside from her work with ONE SEED, is also a functional nutritionist and speaker. Liz lives in Adelaide, South Australia with her two kids and little old Silky Terrier, Buster.
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