Are your products tested on animals?
NEVER. Nope. Don't be silly.
The product I received looks different than my previous order of it. Did the formula change?
All of our products are made fresh in small batches and the color, consistency, etc. does vary slightly from batch to batch because of the natural ingredients in it (which have a color of their own). We do not add any artificial colors to make the product 'look good'.
I don’t think the product was for me. How do I return it and get a refund?
Mail it back to: 502 w Montgomery #118 Willis, TX 77378. Write a note explaining why and we will get you a refund.
Do you accept international orders?
We’re sorry, nocrapinit.com is currently unable to accept orders to be billed or shipped to destinations outside the U.S. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Is it safe to use my credit card?
Yes. When you submit any personal information (name, address and credit card) during Checkout, the data is encrypted and sent over a secure connection to our Web site server.
Does anyone else see the information that I provide?
No. Nope. Never. We respect your privacy.
Why should I spit the toothpaste in the trash instead of the sink?
The coconut oil hardens at 76 degrees so it will clog your sink in colder months.
What are some of the ingredients I should avoid?
Methyl, Propyl, Butyl and Ethyl Parabens – Used to extend the shelf life of products despite the fact that they are known to be toxic. Parabens are a known carcinogen (cancer causing compound), cause endocrine disruption and hormonal imbalances in both males and females.
Petrolatum – Used in many skin care products. It is a cheap ingredient and never goes bad. It is mineral-oil derived and suffocates pores while giving you the effect of moisturized skin.
Propylene Glycol and Ethylene Glycol – These glycols can be found in a number of skincare and cosmetic products. These chemicals easily penetrate the skin and are known to be toxic irritants to the skin, eyes and lungs.
Lauryl or Laureth Sulfates– Includes sodium lauryl sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate, sodium laureth sulfate and ammonium laureth sulfate. Sulfates are used to create a foaming effect and strip the skin of oils. These are the same chemicals used in engine degreasers, car washing soaps and many other commercial products. Sulfates are known skin irritants.
Synthetic Dyes – Used to give cosmetics an “attractive” color. These are usually labeled as FD&C or D&C followed by a color and number. These dyes are often from coal tar and contain heavy metal salts that go straight into your system when applied to the skin. Studies of these dyes when used on animals showed most of them to be carcinogenic (cancer causing).
Synthetic Fragrances – Used to give cosmetics an “attractive” smell. These are labeled as “Fragrance,” “Parfum” or “Perfume” in an ingredients list. The ingredients of these synthetic fragrances are many. Some fragrances have been known to cause allergies, asthma, headaches, rashes and irritation.
We recommend checking any non-organic ingredients in the Enviornmental Working Group’s website: http://www.ewg.org
