Our Impact

From ingredients to packaging, internal operations to community outreach, we strive to be better everyday.

Simple Ingredients

We use naturally derived plant and mineral-based ingredients and ethically harvested beeswax in our products and always prioritize Fair Trade and EcoCert ingredients.

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Plastic-Free & Recycled Packaging

Each month, we prevent 7 tons of virgin plastic from entering circulation with the use of 75% post consumer recycled (PCR) deodorant packaging and offer plastic-free packaging for our best selling deodorants, bar soap and lip balms.

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Powered by the New Mexico Sun

Since 2022, our headquarters, production, and fulfillment have run on daytime solar, thanks to our local co-op. We didn't build, but we're proud to be part of a community that did.

Earth-friendly Shipping Materials

Every order placed on our website is shipped using recyclable materials printed with plant-based ink and paper tape.

In 2020, we joined 1% for the Planet®

which means every purchase supports Mother Earth.

Our Non-Profit Partners

Humble Brands was established in Taos, New Mexico in 2015. This is where we built the company, where our team lives, and where we direct our annual giving. We focus our 1% for the Planet partnerships on New Mexico-based nonprofits.

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Field Institute of Taos

We believe in outdoor education for our youth.

Field Institute has provided outdoor environmental education to Taos youth and the wider community since 1996. Their programs include summer camps, school EdVenture programs, after-school offerings, and community outreach grounded in natural science, outdoor skills, and local culture.

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Friends of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument

We believe in protecting the Rio Grande.The largest river running through our home state.

Friends of the Rio Grande del Norte is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to the stewardship and conservation of the Upper Rio Grande Valley. They partner with local Tribes, schools, land management agencies, and conservation groups, and run youth and community education programs that build care for public lands and waters.

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Tewa Women United

We believe in supporting women-led Indigenous programs.

Tewa Women United is the only independent Native women’s nonprofit providing direct services, advocacy, and prevention work in the original Tewa homelands of the Pojoaque-Española Valley.

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Amigos Bravos

We believe in protecting our water.

Amigos Bravos is a Taos-based statewide water conservation nonprofit founded in 1988. Their work spans watershed restoration, holding polluters accountable, and grassroots organizing across New Mexico’s waters, including active work in the Rio Fernando de Taos Watershed right in our backyard.

Community Growth & Prosperity

We are committed to sourcing the best talent from our own backyard: Taos, New Mexico. By hiring locally, prioritizing fair wages, and fostering a positive work environment, we support the growth and prosperity of the community we call home. We’re proud to offer equity in Humble Brands to our full time employees.

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