Clean beauty is more than just a trend—it's a movement dedicated to safer, more sustainable products that respect both our bodies and the environment. Leading this charge are Black-owned brands.
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Some products targeting Black women and girls aren’t just failing in the inclusivity department; they’re packing a punch with toxic ingredients.
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Did you know that the average woman uses 12 personal care products a day, each containing dozens of potentially harmful ingredients?
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Every day, Black women and girls make choices about the personal care products they use. But how often do we stop to consider what's really in those products?
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The Oregon Toxic Free Cosmetics Act is a new law that bans the use of 11 harmful chemicals in cosmetics.
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The recent enactment of the Toxic Free Cosmetics Act marks a milestone in cosmetic regulation, addressing concerns about harmful chemicals present in personal-care products. This groundbreaking legislation not only underscores Oregon's commitment to public well-being but also sets a precedent for the beauty industry nationwide.
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The movement to revolutionize beauty standards for Black women is gaining momentum. This movement is about more than just changing the way Black women look
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When we look at the clean beauty market, it becomes evident that not all consumers have equal access to safe and non-toxic products.
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As we tread the intricate pathways of beauty standards and racism, we come face to face with an ingredient that is profoundly affecting our health - fragrance. It's a toxic chemical ingredient that carries more than a whiff of prejudice, it stands as a pillar in shaping our understanding of beauty and impacts our well-being.
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Incorporating turmeric and vitamin C into your clean beauty skincare routine can help improve the health and appearance of your skin, while also supporting your overall health and well-being. By prioritizing natural and non-toxic ingredients, Black women can take care of their skin in a way that is safe and sustainable.
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Aigner's personal health struggles inspired her to switch to clean beauty products. In middle school, she was diagnosed with Graves Disease, which caused her body to produce too much thyroid hormone.
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The concept of "clean beauty" has become increasingly popular over the years, with people becoming more aware and conscious about what they put on their bodies.
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At the end of 2022, President Biden signed into law the Omnibus Spending bill, which included the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022 (MOCRA).
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Get the facts behind Johnson & Johnson's talc-based products controversy. Learn why these products have been linked to cancer and what this week's $8.9 billion settlement.
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We all want to take care of our skin, and nowadays, there is an increasing interest in using products that are labeled as "clean beauty." But what exactly is clean beauty?
Read MoreClean beauty is all about using natural and non-toxic ingredients to take care of your skin. For Black women, who often face unique skincare challenges, incorporating ingredients like turmeric and vitamin C into your routine can be especially beneficial.
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Decolonizing beauty is an important conversation in the beauty industry and it's crucial that we include the perspectives and experiences of Black women in this conversation. The mainstream beauty industry has long been dominated by Eurocentric standards of beauty, which often exclude and marginalize Black women and other women of color.
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One of the most concerning potential effects of parabens is their link to breast cancer. Studies have found that parabens can be found in breast tissue, and some researchers believe that they may contribute to the development of breast cancer. Black women have a higher risk of developing and dying from breast cancer than white women, and this may be partly due to their exposure to parabens in cosmetics and personal care products.
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L’Oreal is being sued over the use of certain chemical ingredients found in their hair straightening products and their link to the increased risk of cancer - specifically uterine cancer. The biggest issue is the consistent and long-term exposure to phthalates and other endocrine disrupting chemicals.
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