Hillary Peterson founder of @truebotanicals
@truebotanicals
@truebotanicals
REV On Air: Regenerating Beauty With Nature With Hillary Peterson of True Botanicals
This podcast episode is a part of the REV x Farmer’s Footprint Regenerative Podcast Series!
Today we bring you the fifth episode of our Regenerative Podcast Series in collaboration with Farmers Footprint! In this episode we welcome Hillary Peterson, founder of True Botanicals onto the podcast! Hillary shares her touching story starting with a cancer diagnosis in her early 30’s, leading her to dive into the world of clean beauty and the healing potential of plants, which subsequently lead her to start True Botanicals. We loved hearing about Hillary’s perspective on regenerative agriculture and sourcing ingredients responsibly and we hope you do too!
This Podcast episode is brought to you by our friends at Milky Oat!
“My story starts with the igniting moment of a cancer diagnosis in my early 30’s and my subsequent search for clean products. And what I found is that the products I tried did not offer the efficacy or the sensorial experience that I was looking for. Which ultimately led me on a mission to prove that products that prioritise the health of people and the planet can be the most effective.”
Hillary Peterson
Merci To Our Sponsor For This Episode!
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