Converting to chemical free might seem overwhelming at first. For some of you, it's not something you can change overnight. You might want to start out slow and change one product at a time. For others, you might want to immediately ditch your current products and start over fresh. It's really a matter of personal preference and as I said, every little bit helps.
Products you should change first: shampoo, deodorant, body soap, toothpaste, face wash, moisturizer, makeup
Products you should change first: shampoo, deodorant, body soap, toothpaste, face wash, moisturizer, makeup
Products to change in the near future: hand soap, mouthwash, hair products (hairspray, gel, mousse, etc.), exfoliating scrubs, nail polish, hand sanitizer, and even laundry detergent (the chemicals you wash your clothes with seep into your skin every time you get dressed, yikes!)
I created tabs at the top of this blog. Each tab references a different cosmetic. If you click on the tab, it brings you to a page where I go in detail about each one. I also give recommendations for chemical free versions of each cosmetic.
Below is the shoppers guide to safe cosmetics. You can save the image to your phone so you can revert to it when you are at the store.
I created tabs at the top of this blog. Each tab references a different cosmetic. If you click on the tab, it brings you to a page where I go in detail about each one. I also give recommendations for chemical free versions of each cosmetic.
Below is the shoppers guide to safe cosmetics. You can save the image to your phone so you can revert to it when you are at the store.
