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Winner of the 2022 Architectural Digest Cleverest Awards, the kitchen trio is everything you need for an impressively sparkling kitchen and nourished hands. The Surface Cleaner and Dish Soap use coconut-derived surfactants to effectively dissolve dirt and grime, while the argan oil-infused Hand Wash gently cleanses without stripping away moisture.
Please note this item is available only in USA!
Sustainability
Cruelty Free
Plant based
Upcycled / Recycled
Vegan
manufacture
Founded by Courteney Cox
“I created Homecourt because my home is my sanctuary. It is a home that’s filled with love and laughter, and a place where I can spend quality time with friends and family. I have taken great care to curate a space where everyone can feel “at home.” Our homes are the one place that can bring a sense of calm and serenity in our lives. Collectively, we seek good health, good habits, and wellness routines that make us feel like we are putting our best foot forward—so why not extend that philosophy into homecare?
I sought out the best perfumers to create custom fragrances; worked alongside skincare chemists to develop non-toxic, yet incredibly effective formulas, and collaborated with trailblazers in sustainable design to launch this collection of, well, beauty products for the home.”
– Founder, Courteney Cox
ingredients
Skincare Grade Ingredients
Homecourt use sustainable, plant-derived, and upcycled ingredients across their collection. Through their work with perfumers and cosmetic chemists, they develop formulas with responsibly sourced raw materials and skincare-grade ingredients that meet strict industry standards for clean beauty. Put simply: everything they make is safe for people and pets when used as directed. All of their products are vegan, cruelty-free, and made in the USA. A few highlights:
– Upcycled Rosewater – Utilizing waste from the primary distillation, their perfumers recover additional olfactive components via an additional filtration process, revealing altogether different, fresher facets of the flower.
– Sustainably Harvested Eucalyptus – Working with leaves from felled trees (used for lumber) or via rotational harvesting, their suppliers do not use harsh pesticides to grow their crops, which is gentler on the environment and, ultimately, our skin.
– Fair Trade Patchouli Fraction – They partner with fair-trade suppliers in Indonesia who produce patchouli oil via an exclusive fractioning process that extracts and leaves behind the highest quality parts of the plant, lessening the overall environmental impact.
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