Norse Organics

Honestly, times being what they are, I can’t help but see that whole page as one big dogwhistle. Just one more reason of dozens never to give these charlatans money.

lately Froya and Norse organics have been the worst. Their advertising pushes “organic” living, woman-first narratives (women menstruate more blood over their lives than a man has in his body - wtf), weird claims about harvesting “wild Arctic plants” which is illegal?!?!? And a quick Google search reveals the companies are owned by two men, one of which is Daniel Hoftun who posts pictures on Instagram of Ferraris, helicopters, bougie meat and women’s asses.

They are EXTRMELY problematic and scammy. ... They make FDA and FTC violating claims on their website and through their astroturfed comments and I've reported them to both organizations. They make drug claims and make explicit comparisons to medications which is extremely illegal. They had plastered all over their website that their trash was "as effective as Accutane" which is just as illegal as claiming your product can cure cancer.

Most importantly, it's ESSENTIAL OIL FILLED GARBAGE. Its 2025. We have science. We don't need doTERRA essential oils in our products that are almost exclusive just contributing to the formula as fragrance allergens and irritants. Even if it didn't bother your skin the best case scenario is it does nothing because there's nothing that "works" in any capacity in these. It's all marketing and manipulation. Which is their whole brand. They lie A LOT to trick you into buying.

I have seen their ads on youtube and just assumed it was a scam, didn't even think they actually sell skincare

I love how they go from "Testosterone is down" to "every product you've used throughout your life is to blame for your low testosterone, buy my products!" And his "Viking blood"? Like that makes him special... Gross.

https://norseorganics.co/pages/production this whole page also says a lot about them. A lot of fear mongering around ‘chemicals’ and such