What to know about the clean beauty trend | GMA

[@TikiHi77]

1. Most people can't see or afford to see a board certified dermatologist. 2. Look for products with shorter ingredient list. 3. I help people at my job with skin care among other things, and yes, what works for me doesn't mean it will work for you. 4. You need mostt of these products, like she says, a cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen.

[@pamelamays4186]

Clean beauty routine. Soap and water. Make up free face.

[@Dr.Ranita]

Body soap is not made for your face.

[@stacyana5888]

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[@stacyana5888]

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[@stacyana5888]

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[@thisistheaccountname]

Yep.

[@tashikoweinstein435]

As a horticulture major, it is important understand that being "Organic" doesn't mean it's "free" from pesticide! We still use pesticides, but as a last resort! It is also important to note that what is "Organic" here in the states may not be considered organic somewhere else and vise versa so be cautious when buying Organic especially if you don't see the label, with online being a huge shopping point products could say "Organic" but may not be Organic by US standards or by EU standards or any place for that matter! Remember, just because something says Organic doesn't mean it's free from chemicals or toxins. If you are ever wanting to know what pesticides are used and allowed for farms that are or have certified organic label the OMRI websites has a great list complied with lots of details on what pesticides labels are allowed for companies with "Organic" labeling. All pesticides must have SDS or Safety Data Sheet this is a global and international requirement for all Pesticides. As for buying Organic online always check to see if it has the label if it doesn't then chances it isn't, but check the companies website of the product your buying to be on safe side if your having doubts, if you can't find it on their website then assume it is not Organic!

[@bweb6]

This idea of 'clean beauty' marketed by folks like Gwyneth Paltrow is just BS. The statement itself is problematic, as it implies the rest of the products in beauty are unclean, and everything that comes from nature is somehow just better for you, which simply isn't true. I wouldn't take skincare/health advice from anybody who uses the word 'toxic' to describe some sunscreens and suggests to only apply SPF to the high points of the face. :-/

[@tarynsmith5348]

I wouldn't suggest taking advice about anything from someone who names their poor child Apple. 😂

[@kmp8985]

The real secret is eating healthy. But no doctor will EVER say that...

[@ziapeters75]

That is actually the first or the last thing the doctor will say in an appointment. And drinking lots of water (aside from medicines of course)

[@T.T.M.60]

Dr. Youn on KZbin does!

[@kmp8985]

@@ziapeters75 i remember working at a dermatology office once and the nurse practitioner told the patient that there is no correlation with junk food and acne which is not true. My face looked totally different when I drank green juice vs eating hot Cheetos. That’s just me though.

[@ziapeters75]

@@kmp8985 that's why you should listen to the doctor and slapped that nurse😂 just kidding ✌️

[@チャン兄田]

@@kmp8985 that nurse was definitely dumb enough to even blurt that out to you. It seems to me that she obviously doesn’t know Jack shit about personal health and hygiene at all. Lol! She’s sounds delusional, amIrite?😂🤣

[@faithnelson6069]

lavender oil is natural and smells great, but makes your skin photo-sensitive.

[@hiddengem4293]

Great idea, ever since covid hit, I've been more focused on clean, clear skin and anti-aging in general. I'll be sure to look more into this sometime.

[@lamaalza1666]

But clean beauty sometimes use ingredients that are more damaging and harmful to the skin compared to the traditional beauty. Also, it enforces unethical labor practices plus the earth decay

[@samahjuana8755]

Me too, I got maskacne

[@fashionluvr15]

I just listen to whatever Dr Dray recommends

[@kisabel028]

Lol I was just thinking this! Dr. Dray is the best.

[@sharieannpryce9127]

Yup.

[@thisistheaccountname]

Haven't worn makeup in many years. Y'all, you're beautiful as you are.

[@ashliel.3517]

As someone who has rosacea and very sensitive skin, I only get products with very few ingredients - and usually the only ones like that are from dear, klairs and I’m From.

[@Rckstrroma5]

They may be more expensive but it’s worth it

[@RaquelNavas]

I buy ALL my makeup from dollar tree

[@DezaRay24]

Should have ALWAYS been this way

[@lisalopez02149]

I love the revolution brand. Works best for my skin.💕

[@SixFives5StarChic]

This is why I ll continue to use water, apple cider vinegar, Shea butter, aloe Vera and bentonite clay on my face.

[@jackiewhite5999]

ACV is way too harsh on your face

[@sweetLemonist]

@@jackiewhite5999 no one is putting pure acv on their face (at least I hope). You dilute it with water and then it's really not harsh

[@jxxnmatt2065]

Dermatologist, Cosmetologist and Organic products should be the big money makers here.

[@kaydee4200]

THEY ARE TARGETING ME!!! Yesssss, get me with that good good....been trying to stay away from things like Kaolin (talc aka aluminum) for a decade. Finally products for me to get behind. ORGANIC LIFE! Keep those standards high bitches, vote with those dollars. Put Unilever out of business.

[@subboxjunkie8298]

Editing out the fluff as she said !! Yes, it is frustrating when I watch skincare videos and every person that shows what they use for skincare is full of so many steps. They have serum on top of serum, an essence, a toner, moisturizer, face oil, what is all this supposed to do if they are all layered ?! I have tried it because of the suggestions of skincare influencers and I dislike that type of routine. I now just stick to very minimal of a routine. I cannot find a benefit to so many products. If something gives you an adverse reaction than it is hard to know which of the 10 step routine is the product that caused it.

[@perfectfae3534]

What is the makeup at 0:40? Thank you. 🖤 Also, can anyone recommend a good, light foundation for dry skin? (I'm new to makeup.)

[@thisistheaccountname]

Don't use makeup.

[@elizabethpeebles3393]

I wish that the unnecessary packaging was also a part of the "clean beauty" conversation. We want to treat our skin better but we pollute the planet with single use plastics. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@elizabethr4107]

you're talking about green versus clean

[@aaronpaul06]

As someone who works in this industry, “clean” beauty is a marketing gimmick. Chemical ingredients are actually MUCH safer and less irritating.

[@stylingmanifesto]

I AM ALL FOR CLEAN BEAUTY, these are things we use on our skin and clean/organic means no chemicals/preservatives absorbed into the body💕👍

[@jackiewhite5999]

But you need preservatives, otherwise you are eventually putting mold on you face 😰

[@theresasecore9372]

Organic ingredients like essential oils or rose water or aloe etc are great and most 'clean' skincare I've used also incorporate 'clean' synthetic ingredients (if necessary) as well to optimize the efficacy of the products- I always, always vet the ingredients myself and run it though ewg.org skin-deep database and stick to products that have all their ingredients rank no more than 2, I also do thorough research on the company and their ethics and integrity. I've noticed some of the 'clean' products marketed and sold as 'clean' will have mostly good, clean ranked ingredients but then they use nasty preservatives (that are usually synthetic and cheap) and or perfumes or other scents that can be dirty or toxic. You don't need to go to expensive board-certified dermatologists to get their recommendation on 'clean' products, they mostly pedal very expensive not so clean unscientifically proven products (if there were tests performed on the products, it was less than optimally designed tests that are not peer reviewed nor published) - educate & do the research yourself, go to ewg.org and find out why 'clean' ingredients are important to your health and the planets health and how these toxic ingredients that cause cancer, allergenic and can cause immune-deficiences lurk in our everyday products like laundry detergents, cleaners, and of course our toiletries and cosmetics - stay the heck away from perfumes, most all contain resins and silicones that are very toxic to you and the environment - keep in mind our skin is permeable, it absorbs what's on it and can carry toxic hormone mimicking ingredients to your blood-stream. Be vigilant and diligent b/c most companies only care about cutting costs and making money and lobbying the FDA and the government to not place regulations on 1400 cheap, toxic ingredients - if our health is negatively impacted due to these 'dirty' products, we're just collateral damage

[@rogeracosta7326]

I use skin care like Fenty skin care or glow recipe or Kate Somerville probably will stick with Dior foundation or Mac

[@redbutterfly88]

This is just a marketing plot and i dont buy expensive just because they said they are clean beauty. Clean or not i will buy an effective product.

[@jobond3317]

So you probably use child labour products. Yeah that's so great well done

[@craftygal4494]

'Effective' products can be damaging in the long run if they contain harmful chemicals.

[@jobond3317]

@@craftygal4494 and use terrible working conditions to get raw materials often resulting in death of children. All in the name of beauty. How sick is that

[@Rckstrroma5]

I love organic strict products

[@shelleybleu4903]

People are so ignorant. This is such a complete scam to charge big $.

[@jacilenesilvadasilva5717]

@meredith buchwald porq aqui no Brasil esse creme tem arebentado com a cara do povo muito golpe o povo tá indiguinado

[@thisistheaccountname]

Makeup is a scam.

[@thisistheaccountname]

@meredith buchwald *you're

[@craftygal4494]

Use EWG (environmental working group) to see how clean your beauty products are.

[@lt3074]

i have been using more natural ingredients and making my own face oils, face & body washes & body scrubs. my skin has never been better. the issue with people they don't read labels and instructions on products. i researched online about how to include essential oils, what their benefits are and how to incorporate them into my diy products.

[@jennybakke8254]

Clean is not just about it being good for your skin. our bodies absorb ingredients put on our skin. so these products can have an impact on cancer and other disease prevention

[@sarahcahoot5444]

There is no such thing as clean beauty not even if you don’t wear make-up.

[@lamaalza1666]

Explain!

[@LisaLisa-526]

I bet Hollywood uses these products 😂

[@jobond3317]

And do not forget many domestic contain mica which has been associated with child labour and I'm talking very children under 5s working in applying condition often causing injuries and death all in the name of beauty by western countries which is sick. Mica is a natural mineral so is ok to use in many cosmetic companies

[@Xzouv]

*sigh* this just gave me a big ass headache. Disappointed in the doc tbh

[@joshuabeech-maher8729]

They should offer complimentary cigarette papers, with the makeup. Always need one after a hard day's work xoxo and it's an oil wipe! And it's an instant scab, if you cut your skin on something. Use lip balm under your eye and place a paper there, to catch fallout. I'm not saying have a smoke, I'm saying have cigarette papers xoxo

[@shelleybleu4903]

Such a scam.

[@lilmonsterlb]

🙃

[@toriarose]

The worst skin I ever had was AFTER going to a dermatologist. Several of them. Antibiotics, just say no. It screws with your digestion and that's really the root of most skin issues. I went to this one dermatologist (maybe the 4th one?) and, like this woman, she was young and very beautiful (more antibiotic stuff). A few yrs later I went back to her. I was stunned. Truly, she looked awful, nothing like her previous beauty. I'm thinking she drank a little too much of her own (Big Pharma) "kool-aid." Sad. For YEARS they (mainstream profiteers) have filled their products with cheap dangerous sh*t, without concern that it was greatly harming you. People, trust your own intuition, trust others that are truly worthy of your trust (be wary of profiteers and MSM that profits from them), experiment and learn how to take care of yourself. Use common sense, including learning the word "conflict-of-interest." Trusting yourself and experimenting is way less risky than trusting those who have dollar signs in their eyes. And see you as nothing more than a cash cow.

[@azteceagle-america4671]

I am the Aztec eagle 🌎🦅 You complain that the immigrant takes away your hours at work more time takes away the console and is Japanese

[@jacilenesilvadasilva5717]

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