Luxurious formulations combine natural and organic botanicals whenever possible along with vitamins and essential oils. Combined with cutting edge science, Kiss My Face brings you wonderful products that work! Sustainable, plant based ingredients have been used to be gentle to people and the planet. I never used the stuff, but a lot of people liked it!! Decent cream, not great, but decent. Seemed to get at least one bottle every Christmas from one of the grandkids.
I won't miss it, as I didn't find it sufficiently protective - more of a lotion than a cream. Still, it's too bad for those that liked it as it was inexpensive, readily available, and an easy product to lather. Went through a tube of KMF a few years ago. You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. Facing my fear Billy T.
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Unfortunately, the shampoo and conditioner have been reformulated. Not sure abut the soap which I use but I still have 3 bars to go…I am not happy about this lawsuit which ruined the company.
The new KMF products are not as good from what I read. KMF has been a skin care staple for me for many years. Truly a wonderful product. Like some of you, I used KMF products for years, and wondered why it suddenly became scarce.
At that time, my own life was going through some upheavals, so not being able to get, say, my fave face lotion was the least of my problems. But now…gone. Ask Socrates! You can go into any Whole Foods and buy cartloads of products made with refined flours and sugars, which can be more damaging to your health than, say, tiny amounts of chemicals that are applied topically, etc.
Would love to do a counter-suit against this, not just because my pores need lubricating, but because this case has vexed so many of us, and stupidity always needs to get a take-down whenever possible.
In the meantime, what do I put on my face every day from now on? I love the kiss my face soap bars. I have difficulty with fragrances. They give me headaches and make my skin tender. I was very happy when we found the Kiss My Face pure olive oil soap fragrance-free. My wife found another soap by Papoutsanis.
It looks like kiss my face soap, feels like Kiss My Face soap, and is fragrant free and I do not get a reaction from it. My wife found it online. Some of the best products ever.
Kiss My Face set a standard that went way beyond most producers. So now a great company is destroyed? I think I will file a lawsuit against Andrew Gasser! I am highly allergic to alot of cosmetic ingredients. Thank you so very much for taking away the best soap I have ever used, Andrew Gasser!
How can I file a lawsuit against a frivolous lawsuit? The plain olive oil soap was the best product I have used for my skin. I have faithfully purchased my soap for 13 years intol I ran out last summer. The clerk st Whole Foods was baffled as to why their most popular soap had supply issues.
This sounds like a sneaky way to orchestrate a corporate takeover. Kiss my face is the only soap I can use on my face and body without having some reaction. Their product must be natural that the second reason I use and share my experience. I use their products. Though hard to find, I have some at home I am using, now.
How do I file a claim. I believed their Natural ingredients labeling. I like their products. Leave them alone.
I think we need to prioritize evils and pick our battles here. I love Kiss My Face products and will be so sad if they are put out of business because they are a million times better than the majority of products on the shelves today.
This is why people justifiably hate attorneys. There are FAR more people who loved And benefitted from these products, and are now deprived of something beneficial because the entire company was driven out of business than there are any real problems as a result of a minor labelling issue that could have been corrected SHORT of this extreme.
Nice job. I have sold Kiss my Face products since , as an employee and later as an owner of a health food store. I have never had a customer complain about any of their products. Furthermore, as they have become more and more difficult to obtain since the lawsuit, customers come in daily wondering where they can get their favorite bodycare items. Their tea tree and their aloe bars give me a nasty chemical burn, yeah, but the plain Olive Oil bars are perfect.
One guy pitching a tantrum about how he paid extra monies for the products he lists no physical complaints because he was dumb enough to believe a label is stupid. I bought the soap and right now I have hives all over my body from an allergic reaction from the soap I believe.
This sunscreen product from Kiss My Face can kiss my ass. Steve and I weren't exactly visionaries. We moved to a acre farm in Gardiner in because we couldn't afford to stay in Manhattan. We were both vegetarians and grew most of our own food, but soon began running out of money.
We started selling our produce to health-food stores in nearby Woodstock, Kingston and New Paltz. After we took some produce to sell in Manhattan, we realized we could get three times as much there as we could upstate, so we began selling in the city once or twice a week.
Back then, produce wasn't labeled organic. We just called it homegrown, and consumers responded. One day, while Steve and I were shopping at a Woodstock clothing store, we saw a big basket of rough, earthy-looking Greek olive oil soap.
We thought it was beautiful. Its label listed a SoHo importer. We drove into Manhattan, bought several cases, repackaged it in old olive oil tins and added labels that read, "Pure Olive Oil Soap of Greece. Within days two stores requested more, and one had sold out.
We were onto something. Then our importer called. He was moving and couldn't supply us with soap for a few months. So I requested 90 days of credit in exchange for his inventory. Steve and I rented a U-Haul, loaded it with six tons of soap -- 24, bars -- and stored it in our garage and in our barn. We contacted distributors of personal-care products and sent them samples with handwritten notes.
They loved it. Demand became so great that we realized we needed much more. Steve flew to Athens and spent days locating the original manufacturer.
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