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In a world where we're bombarded with an overwhelming number of skincare products that promise to turn back the clock and leave us with youthful, radiant skin, it's easy to get swept up in the hype. 

But thankfully, more and more people have become aware of the damaging effects from using products made with toxic chemicals - including parabens. phthalates, formaldehyde, fragrance, mineral oil, BHT, and aluminum - just to name a few.

These chemicals have been linked to a range of health problems, including cancer and premature aging. In fact, the FDA has only banned 11 cosmetic ingredients since 1930, while the European Union has banned over 1,300. 

This is why it's crucial to switch to natural skincare. In this article, we'll explore the many benefits of a natural skincare routine and provide tips on how to create one that's tailored to your individual skin type.

In a world where botox, facelifts, and Instagram filters exist, our obsession with retaining our youthful skin has reached new levels. After all, no one wants to look older and have a face full of wrinkles. But aging is inevitable and while we’re all for embracing ourselves no matter what our age, you don’t have to give in to not looking and feeling the best you can.

Clean.

Natural.

Green.

Safe.

Non-toxic.

These aren’t just buzzwords. They’re the terms driving the natural beauty industry as customers demand real change. 

As a result, jars and bottles of “natural” beauty products line store shelves. Even cautious, well-informed consumers struggle to cut through the hype and select products with legitimately clean formulations. After all, their claims are tantalizing, but which ones are true?

We deserve to be empowered by the natural beauty movement, not manipulated by marketing hype, so let’s dig into the real definition of natural beauty products and push impostors to the side.

Looking for the best skincare serum? We've got everything you need to know when choosing the best one for your skin type and what issues you have.

A very common ingredient in commercial skincare products is water. Humans require water, so what could possibly be wrong with it being a main ingredient in your skincare product? In fact, many commercial skincare products, even the natural ones, list water as the first ingredient. So who cares if your product is mostly water? Water may […]