EverGlad Bodycare was recently co-founded by two Australian siblings who share a passion for protecting our planet and being ethical consumers. Ann and Oliver Jones, while pursuing their vocational education, realised that people the world over desire products that are not only good for them but also for the Earth. They wanted to create a line of skin and hair care products that used all-natural and organic ingredients and were cruelty-free and ethically sourced. The brother-sister duo spent months reaching out to local producers to understand which ingredients could be locally sourced with ease. After much experimentation with the various ingredients, they locked in their formulae for five product lines: shampoo & conditioner bars; hair masks; soap bars; body oils and body scrubs. As Ann and Oliver want to use only the best and safest natural ingredients, they realise that their prices will be high initially, at least until they started manufacturing on a much larger scale. Currently, they expect to just sell in their home state of South Australia. As they have no prior business or marketing experience, they approach you to be their marketing consultant.

Which of Roy Morgan's value segments will this brand appeal to? (you need to provide reasons for your answer). (approx. 150 words