MOKSI

Production locations

• No specific production locations have been disclosed at this time.
• Neither have any sourcing locations been mentioned.

Working Conditions & Living Wages

The brand has not provided detailed information on the working conditions, living wages, or certifications associated with its production facilities. We’re still awaiting clarification on regarding their ethical production practices. 

Ingredients

This information is based on a sample set of ingredients and may not reflect the full sustainability of the brand:

• Simmondsia chinensis seed oil (Jojoba Oil) – Drought-resistant, cultivated with minimal environmental impact; balances skin’s natural oils, ideal for hydration.
• Inulin – Derived from chicory root, a renewable resource with low environmental footprint; acts as a prebiotic, supporting skin’s microbiome.
• Raspberry seed oil – Low-impact byproduct of raspberry farming; rich in fatty acids, provides anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits.
• Vaccinium myrtillus seed oil (Bilberry Seed Oil) – A byproduct with minimal environmental strain; high in antioxidants and omega‑3, soothes and hydrates skin.
• Oryza sativa bran wax and oil (Rice Bran Wax/​Oil) – Byproducts of rice farming, low environmental impact; nourishing and protective for sensitive skin.
• Borago officinalis seed oil (Borage Seed Oil) – Farming practices vary but generally low impact; contains gamma-linolenic acid, helps restore the skin barrier.
• Sea buckthorn oil – Farming practices vary by region, some with environmental impacts; rich in vitamins, supports skin regeneration and elasticity.
• Carthamus tinctorius seed oil (Safflower Oil) – Monoculture farming can affect soil health; contains linoleic acid, helps repair and protect the skin barrier.
• Helianthus annuus seed wax (Sunflower Wax) – Produced from sunflower farming, generally low environmental impact; creates a barrier to lock in moisture.
• Glyceryl Stearate – Impact varies depending on oil source; smooths and hydrates skin, providing a soft texture.
• Lecithin – Derived from soy or sunflower, farming impacts vary; emollient, helps soften and moisturise skin.
• Macadamia integrifolia seed oil (Macadamia Oil) – Farming has mixed impacts, possibly affecting biodiversity; rich in fatty acids, helps retain moisture in skin.
• Butyrospermum parkii butter (Shea Butter) – Often ethically sourced, impact varies; deeply nourishes and helps repair dry skin.
• Sodium Hyaluronate – Synthetically produced via biofermentation, controlled environmental impact; powerful humectant, enhances skin hydration and elasticity.
• Tocopherol (Vitamin E) – Sometimes derived from palm oil, depending on source; antioxidant, protects skin from free radicals.
• Glycerin – Sourced either synthetically or from palm oil, environmental impact depends on source; acts as a humectant, drawing moisture to the skin.
• Theobroma cacao seed butter (Cocoa Butter) – Sourcing can lead to deforestation in some regions; deeply hydrating, improves skin elasticity.
• Isopropyl palmitate – Linked to palm oil production, often associated with deforestation; smooths skin and enhances product spreadability.
• Pentylene glycol – Synthetic, petroleum-derived and non-biodegradable; binds moisture, enhancing hydration.
• Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil – Often includes palm oil, linked to deforestation concerns; provides a smooth texture, softens skin.
• Tetracaprate – Frequently derived from palm oil, linked to deforestation; gives products a lightweight, silky feel.
• Vitamin A – Synthetic ingredient, environmental impact depends on production; promotes cell turnover, improves skin texture.

Packaging

The brand uses Post Consumer Recycled (PCR) packaging, which is also recyclable at the end of use, to support recycling efforts and reduce reliance on virgin materials. Biodegradable packaging is not currently used, as the brand prioritises the shelf life, quality, and safety of its products for oncology patients.

Water usage

MOKSI has not disclosed specific practices related to water usage, microplastic release, or applicable certifications. Additional details on water management and conservation practices would provide a more comprehensive understanding of the brand’s environmental impact.

NOTE: Water usage/​pollution down to the raw materials is generally impossible to know for cosmetic products.

Circular packaging design

MOKSI states that it uses PCR and recyclable packaging. This means that the packaging is made of post consumer recycled products, which keeps them in use and out of landfills for longer. However, there is no mention of a takeback or refill system for used containers. 

Distance & complexity of the supply chain

The brand’s headquarters is located in Belgium. However, production locations have not been disclosed, and it’s unclear whether MOKSI has a simple or complex supply chain, although the sourcing of the ingredients by the brand is generally spread across the world. The brand exports its products across the world as well, increasing the length of a supply chain.

Transportation

No details are available regarding transportation within the supply chain or the modes of transportation used for e‑commerce. 

All Moksi products are completely vegan and cruelty-free.

MOKSI offers a limited selection of hypoallergenic products — body lotion, lip balm, face cream, and shower butter — designed to support sensitive skin during treatments like chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The formulations are fragrance-free, gluten-free, and free from essential oils and parabens, making them suitable for allergy-prone and celiac patients, however they can be used by anyone.

Each product works to restore the skin’s natural defences, aiding in renewal and immunity without clogging pores. The brand’s blog shares insights and tips on skincare for cancer patients, including advice on which ingredients to avoid. MOKSI does not engage in sales periods, focusing on consistent, specialised care.

Transparency on product

MOKSI provides full ingredient lists on their product pages, allowing customers to easily evaluate product contents. However, there is no information available regarding sourcing or production locations, and individual product traceability is not offered.

Transparency on processes

The brand does not disclose details about its suppliers, production processes, or cost calculations, nor does it publish any reports on social or environmental impacts. Transparency in the cosmetics industry remains generally unregulated, which can limit the level of detail brands provide about these aspects. MOKSI focuses on ingredient transparency and health effects but does not address environmental impact specifics. COSH! is yet in the process of gathering more information from the brand, in order to provide a fair screening.