Impact Model

Women harvesters spend up to 8 hours in the water, 3 days a week, hand picking the wild Nama "sea grapes". Nama regenerates rapidly (within 3 - 4 weeks) and harvesting the Nama does not negatively impact the ecosystem. The Nama harvesting program allows the Fijian women to earn an income, learn more here.

OUR MISSION To be a sustainable beauty brand that is building a socially responsible enterprise for our planet's future.

NAMA FIJI'S ETHOS It’s not just about making world class products, equally important is caring for our community and sustainably using what mother nature has to offer. We’re focused on improving the livelihood of rural women & communities in Fiji through training, employment and Nama harvesting in the Fijian villages of the Yasawa Islands. To us environmental and social responsibility isn’t just a mission, it permeates every facet of what we do.

Our Philosophy

Our philosophy has always been to provide the simplest formulas, made with ingredients in their most natural state, to help achieve healthy skin.

Healthy skin is a representation of a healthy life.

Things like the sun, pollution, alcohol, and stress accelerate skin damage. Over time, we build up skin damage and the signs of aging become more visible. The key to maintaining more youthful looking skin is skin hydration because hydrated skin does not wrinkle as easily. The Nama Fiji product range was designed to provide lasting hydration and nutrition to all layers of the skin to promote a radiant, healthy complexion.