Clean Beauty

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How well do you know the makeup products that you have been using? Have you ever heard of the term clean beauty before?

During this time you may not be aware of what are the ingredients in makeup products that you use everyday on your skin, whether it contains harsh chemicals, or even toxic. 

The term clean beauty in the beauty industry is often presented with a variety of makeup products that are paraben free, phthalate free, and other ingredients, right?

Young Living introduces Savvy Minerals, a makeup label that does not use various prohibited ingredients. Savvy Minerals focuses on what is actually needed by facial skin to stay healthy.


Interestingly, various makeup products from Savvy Minerals do not use more than 1,328 ingredients that have been banned by the European Union, even some ingredients with the label “Natural Ingredients” which are still widely used by other makeup labels. The following are some of the ingredients in Savvy Minerals makeup products and which are forbidden to use, curious?

The content used by Savvy Minerals is Aloe Vera Leaf Extract, Apricot Kernel Oil, Apen Bark, Bark Extract, Carhamus, Cocoa Seed Butter, Coconut Oil, Essential Oils, Grapeseed Oil, Jojoba Seed, Kaolin Clay, Magnesium Violet, Mango Seed Butter, Natural Minerals, Olive Fruit Oil, Safflower Seed Oil, Sesame Seed Oil, Shea Butter, Sunflower Seed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Ultramarines, dan Vitamin E. Sedangkan kandungan yang sama sekali tidak digunakan dalam produk makeup Savvy Minerals adalah Bismuth, Carmine, Coal Tar, Dimethicone, Formaldehyde, Hydroquinone, Lake Dye, Mineral Oil, Nano Particles, Oxybenzone, Parabens, Petroleum Based Ingredients, Phthalates, Polypropylene, Silicone, Sufates, Synthetic Colorants, Synthetic Fragrances, Synthetic Preservatives, Talc, Triclocarban, dan Triclosan.

Have you felt that the makeup product that you are using is safe for facial skin? Good luck!
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