Beauty

For those of us who eat organic food, buying organic beauty products seems like a logical purchase. But are you really getting “organic”? We looked back at an article from 2002 to see if much has changed in the sometimes deceptive and often confusing organic personal care industry.

After first shedding light on Walgreens’ personal care “double standard” last August, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics is now asking consumers to take action and urge the retailer to bring more transparency and safer ingredients to its products.

Slow the hands of time with natural, science-backed ingredients.

Daily Baez, blogger at DailyCurlz.com, looks forward to her first Natural Products Expo West to check out the latest natural, healthy personal care products.

Making your own lip balm is easier than you’d think and a great project to do with kids. Try this easy recipe from Natural Vitality Living.

These globally sourced personal care ingredients deliver time-tested benefits.

The new site from Eco Lips, my.ecolips.com, lets you choose exactly what goes into your balm. Can you say, stocking stuffer?

The latest beauty effort from the Environmental Working Group assesses beauty balm (BB) and color correcting (CC) creams to provide consumers with a list of the best options on the market.

It’s hard enough to pick out the best beauty products for your body, not to mention paying attention to all of the hard-to-pronounce ingredients. This infographic outlining toxic substances linked to breast cancer makes it easy to remember what to avoid.