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The Hathor Story

Mellta Swift and Nathanda Swift, co-owners/creators of Hathor  and SUTIL specialize in plant Aphrodisiacs. Before joining the erotic industry they manufactured spa treatment products including therapeutic oils, creams and lotions.

Hathor and SUTIL, known for natural ingredients and purity since its beginnings in 1989, was concerned about parabens and harsh chemicals long before the “green revolution” hit the market place. Hathor and SUTIL has supported organic farming and sustainable agriculture by importing organic and wild crafted essential oils from small farms around the world. Hathor and SUTIL is superior in the market place due to their ingredient formulations. Hathor and SUTIL has applied the same standards to their line of water based lubricants launched in the year 2000…with organic flavours, herbal aphrodisiac extracts, and soothing plant emollients.  

Hathor and SUTIL believes that your lube should be as simple and natural as possible, void of harsh chemicals, parabens and glycerin. They always choose organic and ethical ingredients and have considered the impact of their packaging with the use of bio-degradable tubes.

SUTIL is recommended by Doctors, Pelvic Floor practitioners, sex therapists and educators. Hathor and SUTIL is sold around the world in select Sex Positive Boutiques. Hathor and SUTIL is a Canadian, family run business located on Vancouver Island on the beautiful west coast of British Columbia.

Learn more about SUTIL and Menopause in Sex Educator Samantha Evans' article “Sex, Myths and the Menopause”

Mellta and Nathanda Swift

The Eco Cert Standard

GMO's
Parabens
Phenoxyethanol
Nanoparticles
Silicon
PEG
Synthetic perfumes and dyes
Animal-derived ingredients (unless naturally produced by them: milk, honey, etc.)
Petrochemical ingredients (except for      authorized preservatives)

 

The COSMOS certification ensures

Environmentally friendly production and processing

Processes respecting also human health

Development of the concept of green chemicals

Responsible use of natural resources

Respect of biodiversity

Absence of petrochemical ingredients (except for authorized preservatives)

Recyclable packaging

The absence of:

Fair working conditions

Local peoples lands and rights protected

No clearing of primary forests

Wildlife on plantations is protected

Greenhouse gas emissions reduced

Industrial pollution minimized

RSPO: Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil ensures:

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