Clean skincare

[Kaitlyn0153794]

If you want to start using clean beauty products Read this I am going to tell you recommendations and things I use and tips to find clean beauty products.First let me tell you some tips go find clean products first if you look on the back of the box you will see the ingredients if you see words that you really can not pronounce than it is most likely to be NOT clean.second these are something’s I use that I really love I will tell you some popular brands and just things I like first popular glow recipe I absolutely love glow recipe it is so good for my skin and really works for me some things that might be not as popular is beauty counter beauty counter is clean and it is makeup and skincare and let me tell you how great it is the makeup is so pretty and it definitely is a little expensive but it is also affordable it just depends what you get but I love it.ok last but not least I am going to give you some recommendations first glow recipe second beauty counter third bioclarity fourth bubble and fifth Native. I hope this helps bye thank you for your time.😊

[WinglessOne]

@Kaitlyn0153794  Quick clarification: just because you can’t pronounce an ingredient, doesn’t mean that ingredient’s somehow bad for you. 🙂 Have you ever looked up the official INCI names of “clean” ingredients and tried to pronounce those? Shea butter = butyrospermum parkii. Blueberry = vaccinium angustifolium. Polyglyceryl-3 methylglucose distearate is an emulsifier that’s in one of Glow Recipe’s most loved products. 

Related note: I realize some folks assume anything they can’t pronounce must be a chemical and chemicals must be bad. Truth is, EVERYTHING is made of chemicals, including water (H2O) which is a chemical compound. The human body is a living breathing chemical-producing factory. Many ingredients are listed with unrecognizable* names because of the INCI standard for ingredient labels. 

*Well, unrecognizable until you’ve studies enough ingredients to recognize their INCI names on sight. I highly recommend getting to know some ingredient INCI names, as well as learning what various ingredients can and cannot actually do for skin. INCIdecoder is a good reference database for all of that. 

[JoSometimes]

@WinglessOne @Kaitlyn0153794 Yes to this! As someone who lives, eats, breathes, and sleeps in the world of science, I’m pretty adept at reading scientific names of various compounds and decoding what they mean. So many of the ingredients in the things we use today can be traced back to something from nature or inspired by a natural compound that’s  faster/cheaper/easier to manufacture synthetically. It’s important to do some research first and not just take things at face value. 

[joyci435]

I am looking for a good face cleaner, moisture, and eye cream for day and night.