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Why Clean Beauty?



Some of you have asked me why I decided to make the switch, so I thought I’d answer some questions and maybe even peak your own curiosity. 😉 


 I’ve always been interested in clean living from a really early age. We try to eat “heart healthy” in our home so that probably peaked my interest into it. To be honest with you, for a long time I had no idea there were toxic chemicals in makeup, let alone some brands that claim to be clean beauty. 


I read this and it prompted me to want to give clean beauty a try. “parabens and phthalates are part of the thousands of toxins that can be hidden under the word "fragrance".  Companies are protected from exposing their full ingredient list under the term "fragrance".  - A’del Natural Cosmetics blog. There is a lot more to that post but this is what really led to me doing more research into what those things are. 


After looking into it that’s when I  decided to start trying a clean skincare routine. What could it hurt, right? I LOVED it so that’s when I decided to give clean makeup a try and I loved it, too :)


There’s a lot more I could talk about so I’ll leave it at this for now. If you have questions, want blog links or a @adelnaturalcosmetics discount code leave a comment! 🥰



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