Clean beauty has become even more popular today. Not only for its skincare benefits but also it’s tremendous contributions to the planet.
At the core of this beauty regimen, clean beauty focuses on returning to the basics, prioritising natural ingredients; active plant-based ingredients over chemical ones to improve your skin’s appearance and health.
When we say clean beauty, we typically mean beauty products that are vegan, cruelty-free and free from toxins; parabens and sulphates. These beauty products are created using a transparent supply chain and include natural products that not only improve the skin’s appearance but improve your general well-being and that of the planet.
Thinking of making the switch to clean beauty? This self-help guide will get you started in no time.
- Do some research:
Before deciding to overhaul your entire skincare routine, you must research what products you would be switching to.
The first thing to understand is while some products, mascara, foundations and cleansers may contain parabens, phthalates and other artificial fragrances, that’s not to say they are synthetic or bad. While they might not meet the clean beauty stamp of approval, they are still recommended by dermatologists to improve your skin condition.
- Take things slow:
Making the switch to clean beauty takes time and needs to be done slowly. So instead of tossing everything into the bin, start slowly investing in products that fit your regimen; take time to swap out one product after the other.
This way, you’ll give room for your transition, keeping your finances in check and giving you to test how your skin reacts to each product.
- Understand your skin:
Recall we mentioned that your skin requires time to adjust to the new formulas and ingredients X
Take some time to watch and wait; focus on how your complexion looks and how it feels with each new nutrient. Recall that each skin-card routine differs from person to person, and skincare typically isn’t a one-size-fits-all scenario.
Be patient and take time out to learn.
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