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On October 23rd, the founder of Lafes Natural BodyCare, Lafe Larson will be giving a speech in Austin, Texas about the challenges of social entrepreneurship. Lafe will join three other B-Corps business owners to give guests an inside look at the challenges of starting a socially responsible business in today’s economy. Each B-Corp will share an actual challenge that they faced as a social enterprise and invite the audience to share insights and solutions. The event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will also be served. To RSVP, visit the conference’s Event Brite page.

Did you know that Lafe’s carries travel sized products? All of Lafe’s roll-on and twist stick deodorants are 3 ounces or less, making them the perfect size for vacationing! These deodorants can be stowed away in a purse or carry-on bag without causing any trouble in the security line. Now you can stay organic and chemical free, even when you’re on-the-go. For even more packing convenience, Lafe’s Crystal Stick deodorant comes in a mini size. Lafe’s crystals offer 24 hour deodorant protection and are guaranteed to keep your clothes and skin white-streak free. And for moms, Lafe’s baby healing and...

Baby-Safe Plastic Most plastic products contain chemicals that can prove harmful to infants and children. At Lafe’s, we know how important it is to keep our children happy and healthy. Through unique packaging, we are able to effectively reduce your child’s exposure to these chemicals.We use a special Baby-Safe Plastic for all of our moms, kids, and infants products to make sure that our containers are safe for everyone. What makes plastic dangerous? Conventional plastic contains harmful chemicals, like BPA and phthalates, that can leach out with changes in temperature. Exposure to even a low concentration of these chemicals has...

If you Like our Facebook Page, you might have seen a post about Sherry Erickson and her Climb Against the Odds. Lafes donated to support Sherry in her climb up Mount Shasta. The team climb is organized every year in support of the Breast Cancer Fund‘s groundbreaking work to prevent breast cancer by eliminating our exposure to the toxic chemicals and radiation linked to the disease. Sherry was kind enough to share the experience of her climb with us… "It was fun! Hard. No, brutal. Exhilarating. My asthma kicked in on the climb to base camp (due to drought conditions the trail was so dusty that I...