Grown

It being Earth Month an' all, besides from walking to work, using less water and remembering to recycle, we’re also giving you the chance to get your hands on some green goodies.

This week, it's some of our favourite Australian-made organic products up for grabs: Grown Shampoo and Conditioner sets (valued at $48). Grown Damask Rose, Black Paper and Sage Shampoo is packed full of nutrients to gently cleanse and restore, leaving hair super shiny. The Damask Rose, Chamomile and Lavender Stem Conditioner not only smells lovely, but features bush tomato and vitamin C to untangle and leave you ready to style.

We've got three sets to give away each day, every day through Friday, April 16. Woot! Wanna score a set? All you have to do is tell us in the comments section what your hair's like at growing? Mine is super speedy so shorter styles are hard to maintain but I'm the envy of my friends. Do you have speedy strands, too, or are yours snail-paced? Tell me all . . .

THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED.

This product should totally come with a warning: mind-blowingly scrumptious. Could lead to an unhealthy addiction.

For those of you not familiar with the brand, here's a quick ice-breaker: Grown is an Australian made and owned range of luxury organic skincare with a pretty simple philosophy: never underestimate the power of nature, that's where beautiful skin comes from. All ingredients used are grown, not manufactured, hence the name.

The hand cream is a bit of a hero product for them having received cult-like adulations from us beauty eds. It's rare to find a cream that is both richly moisturising, yet non-greasy, and this, I'm happy to report, is both. It features grapeseed, wheatgerm and rose hip oil, all of which help to protect from free radical damage and ensure your hands stay nice and spritely. Camellia seed oil is also worth a mention as that increases the skin's lipid content, thus helping moisture levels to be restored.

Available in a handy 65ml tube ($24) or a mega 500ml pump ($66).

Stockists: David Jones and Priceline.