OUR PRODUCT PHILOSOPHY
Lola James is proud to be a women owned business. We are a mother daughter duo, and each bring something unique to the table.
Terri is the formulator who is always on the hunt for new ingredients and creating recipes. She has yet to find a natural plant-based ingredient that can’t beat harsh chemicals.
Jessica has a passion for vintage glassware, hardware, and other everyday items. She is fascinated by simple yet amazing details that were the norm a century ago, and does her best to bring that handcrafted artisanship back, by designing products that are colorful and swirled and beautiful...as well as healthy for people and good for the environment.
Our belief is that you can have high-quality products without sacrificing eco responsibility.
Together we have created a business that allows us to flex our creative muscle while putting our principles front and center. We have made the conscious decision to eliminate as much plastic as we can. That often means we must come up with creative solutions to package our products. There are less expensive ingredients available, but we carefully select only the highest quality ingredients. We believe that nontoxic, cruelty free, and ethically sourced ingredients are a must. We are all in this world together, and small steps are still progress. We understand that it is difficult to live a completely sustainable lifestyle. Therefor you will find Lola James to be judgement free when it comes to your journey in sustainability.
All our products are made by hand in small batches. That means we can focus our attention on the details that matter. We also carefully curate complimentary products from other like-minded small businesses. We hope you’ll agree that Lola James is where eco responsibility meets style.
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