The world of natural beauty products is becoming wider and wider, but also more confusing! About a month ago, I mentioned that I wanted to start exploring natural beauty products to test out their performance, but I got overwhelmed and confused on how to find products that are ACTUALLY natural.
About 1 minute into my search, I learned that the word “natural” is such a hard word to define because so many people give it a different meaning. I asked for suggestions of natural beauty products on Instagram and got direct messages sharing brands like Revlon and Maybelline. I know these product lines are not natural, so I was confused and wondered if others are too!
I spent a few hours researching and became tired of trying to decipher which brands are actually natural and which use misleading terminology. Multiple people suggested that I check out The Organic Bunny, and I found a wealth of information there! From there, I decided to just jump in and try to find products that are natural or organic as best I could, instead of obsessing over every ingredient along the way. I can’t talk about natural beauty products without mentioning Beauty Counter. In my experience, they’ve had the biggest impact to opening up the public’s eyes to different standards of beauty products in the USA. I have tried two of their products, and was unimpressed with their skin tint and found the lip product I tried to be fairly average. Admittedly, I’ve had a very limit...