Plants. Minerals. Oils you can name.
The Green Shelf Deep Dive
Every bottle on the green shelf, plant by plant. Tap a product to see the full label and shop it.
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01. The Green Shelf Deep Dive
THE GREEN EDITION
NATURE
INGREDIENTS
COMMUNITY
Plants, minerals and oils you can name.
EVERYDAY CARE,
A LITTLE CLOSER
TO NATURE.
For the hands that grow,
make, teach and care.
Made in Redmond, Oregon.
02. Read this first
Care for the everyday, made close to home.
It started with Repair.
Rhino began in 2015 near Smith Rock and Bend, Oregon. Repair was the first formula. Today, the green shelf brings that same care into gardens, kitchens, workshops and quiet evening routines.
Formulated by a pharmacist,
built by a chef
100% on-site solar. Made in our own solar-powered Redmond facility.
1% of sales to nonprofits. A member of 1% for the Planet.
30% recycled plastic in our bottles. Practical changes, one package at a time.
Small batches. Real people.
We make, pack and ship in our own Redmond, Oregon facility. Our community includes people who grow food, raise families, work with their hands and make time for the outdoors.
Plant based / No parabens, phthalates or BPA
03. The shelf at a glance
Eight formulas. Different jobs. One thoughtful shelf.
Repair: Cooling cream for an everyday evening ritual.
Massage Cream: Warming cream with plenty of massage glide.
Split+: Whipped balm for severely dry, damaged skin.
Split: A five-ingredient balm in a pocket-sized stick.
Hydrate: Five-ingredient aloe mist for dry-feeling skin.
Castile Wash: Plant-oil soap in Mint Uplift or Citrus Woods.
Massage Oil: Four ingredients, with coconut oil and vanilla.
Skeeter Scatter: DEET-free plant-oil spray for time outdoors.
Subscribe and save 10%, every 3 months. Choose the formula that fits your routine. See the full label online.
04. Repair
A cool finish for hands that do it all.
For the hands that garden, cook, scrub and carry. A small evening ritual, after the day has asked a lot of them.
What goes in: Honey and grape seed oil. Willow bark. Peppermint, rosemary and thyme. Lavender and tea tree. Magnesium chloride and menthol.
How to use it: Smooth a thin layer onto clean, dry hands before bed. A little goes a long way. Follow the directions on your bottle.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
05. Massage Cream
A warming pause at the end of the day.
After hours in the garden, at a workbench or on your feet, make room for a slow shoulder, back or leg massage.
What goes in: Arnica, chamomile and helichrysum. Ginger and turmeric. Cinnamon, black pepper and chili. Frankincense and dragon's blood. Honey and grape seed oil.
How to use it: Massage a small amount into intact skin on shoulders, back or legs. Wash your hands afterward. Keep away from eyes and sensitive areas.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
06. Split+
Rich, whipped care for the roughest patches.
Some spots need more than a passing dab. Give severely dry, worn skin a little extra attention at the end of a busy day.
What goes in: Beeswax and grape seed oil. Calendula and arnica. Comfrey root and dragon's blood. Hyaluronic acid. Tea tree and vitamin E.
How to use it: Dab onto clean, dry, intact skin where it feels especially rough. Split+ is for severely damaged skin, not open wounds. Follow the product label.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
07. Split
A small stick. A focused kind of care.
Keep the little balm close: in a pocket, beside the sink or with your everyday essentials. A solid format, without a jar or a scoop.
What goes in: Beeswax. Arnica. Vitamin E. Tea tree. Dragon's blood.
How to use it: Apply a small amount as directed on the product label. Keep the cap on between uses. Split and Split+ are different formulas with different uses.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
08. Hydrate
A light mist, rooted in aloe.
A fresh little pause between chores. This five-ingredient mist fits easily into the rhythm of washing up and caring for dry-feeling skin.
What goes in: Aloe juice. Lemon juice powder. Lemongrass oil. Magnesium chloride. Sodium hyaluronate.
How to use it: Mist onto dry skin following the label directions. Keep away from eyes. Hydrate is not a sunscreen; keep your usual sun protection.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
09. Castile Wash
The washing-up part of a good day.
Dirt under the nails. Flour on the counter. A sink full of evidence that something good happened. Two scents for the everyday wash.
What goes in: Coconut, olive and sunflower oils. Aloe, shea, hemp seed and jojoba. Mint Uplift: peppermint, rosemary, lavender. Citrus Woods: orange, pine, cedarwood.
How to use it: Use a small amount with water on hands or body, then rinse. Choose Mint Uplift or Citrus Woods and check the full label for that scent.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
10. Massage Oil
Coconut, arnica and the warmth of vanilla.
Slow hands, a little quiet, and time that is not measured in tasks. A simple oil for an unhurried massage.
What goes in: Organic coconut oil. Arnica. Whole vanilla bean. Vanilla extract.
How to use it: Warm a little in your hands and massage slowly into intact skin. Add more as needed for glide, following the product label.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
11. Skeeter Scatter
For the hours you would rather spend outside.
The garden is watered. The table is set. Stay for the evening with a DEET-free, plant-oil spray close at hand.
What goes in: Lemon eucalyptus and geranium. Cedarwood. Tea tree and black pepper. Grape seed oil.
How to use it: Use on skin or clothing only as directed on the product label. Keep away from eyes and follow the label for reapplication and age guidance.
Selected ingredients; the complete label is online.
12. Kitchen and hive
Familiar things, with a place in the formula.
Honey: A familiar humectant in Repair and Massage Cream.
Beeswax: The wax foundation of Split and Split+.
Grape seed oil: An oil used across several formulas on the shelf.
Coconut oil: The glide base in Massage Oil; also among our castile oils.
Vanilla: Whole bean and extract give Massage Oil its warm scent.
Plant based does not mean vegan: some formulas contain honey or beeswax.
13. Field and meadow
Flowers, leaves and a little room to notice.
Arnica: In Massage Cream, Massage Oil, Split and Split+.
Calendula: The orange garden flower featured in Split+.
Chamomile: A familiar small daisy, in Massage Cream.
Lavender: A floral note in Repair and Castile Mint Uplift.
Aloe: The juice at the heart of five-ingredient Hydrate.
Ginger + turmeric: Two kitchen roots in the warming Massage Cream formula.
The plant is only the beginning. The whole formula matters.
14. Herb garden and trees
Aromatic leaves. Wooded notes. Familiar names.
Rosemary: A kitchen herb, also used in Repair and Mint Uplift.
Thyme: One of the garden herbs in Repair and Massage Cream.
Peppermint: A bright mint note in Repair and Mint Uplift.
Tea tree: A leaf oil found in several Rhino formulas.
Willow bark: Look for Salix alba in Repair and Massage Cream.
Cedarwood: A wooded note in Skeeter Scatter and Citrus Woods Wash.
Check the full label for the exact ingredient and the exact formula.
15. Resin, mineral and spice
There is more to the shelf than flowers.
Dragon's blood: A distinctive red botanical ingredient in Split, Split+ and Massage Cream.
Magnesium chloride: A mineral salt included in Repair, Massage Cream and Hydrate.
Hyaluronic ingredients: Hyaluronic acid in Split+; sodium hyaluronate in Hydrate. Read the label for the precise name.
The warming spices: Ginger, turmeric, cinnamon, black pepper and chili help define Massage Cream's character.
These are ingredient highlights, not treatment claims.
16. Read the label
The whole story is on the bottle, not just the front.
Start with the full list. Ingredient highlights are a way in, not the complete formula. Read the full list, directions and cautions on the product you choose.
Choose for your routine. Check the product, scent and size. Plant based does not mean fragrance-free or suitable for every person.
A more thoughtful package. Bottles use 30% recycled plastic. Our 16 oz refill pouch uses 73% less plastic than a bottle.
No parabens, phthalates or BPA. Read the labels online.
17. Latin names, translated
Names you may see across the shelf.
Vitis vinifera (grape); Melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree); Mentha piperita (peppermint); Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary); Lavandula angustifolia (lavender); Thymus vulgaris (thyme); Salix alba (white willow); Arnica montana (arnica); Calendula officinalis (calendula, pot marigold); Symphytum officinale (comfrey); Croton lechleri (dragon's blood); Cocos nucifera (coconut); Olea europaea (olive); Helianthus annuus (sunflower); Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba); Citrus aurantium dulcis (sweet orange); Pinus sylvestris (Scots pine); Juniperus virginiana (Virginia cedarwood); Aloe barbadensis (aloe); Cymbopogon schoenanthus (lemongrass); Piper nigrum (black pepper); Cera alba (white beeswax).
Match the exact name to your product label. Cera alba is beeswax, not a plant.
18. Keep going
Small rituals. Good company. More time outside.
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Made in Redmond, Oregon.