Hi All - I've been looking for "clean" skincare, meaning less toxic and safer ingredients. A friend told me about EVER skincare but I can't find reviews that seem honest (not paid for bloggers). Also, it's a stella & dot company which makes me hesitant. Are the products really safe or is S&D jumping on the clean skincare trend? If you use it or know more about it, would love to hear your feedback. Thanks!
No, this is not my first post and I'm not a spammer. I'm looking for honest and not-paid-for feedback, thought the community setting was a good place to ask. I'm also looking for complete skincare not just soap. I do like some of honest company products, looking for more to add for face and body.
Not sure why Deedee thought this was your first posting - you've been on here for a long time.
I don't know anything about the company though.
Have you looked into the Honest Company? I think they make a variety of products - not sure about their offerings but their claim to fame is safe ingredients. It's Jessica Alba's company so expect to pay for the name.
Never heard of it.
I used Mary Kay for decades. Then they "updated" and became just like everyone else. So I don't buy anything from them any more.
I loved having Formula 1 and 2 foundations and cleansers and moisturizers. I loved having 2 colors of foundation that I could order and know they were exactly what I needed that matched my summer and winter skin tones. I was dry in winter and used formula 1 and normal in summer and used formula 2.
I think it's sad they changed from what they were completely based on since Mary Kay's father came up with the idea.
never heard of 'em.
if i'm in a defiantly 'gosh darn it, i'm worth it!' phase i get DHC. if i'm feeling a little more economical, it's andalou naturals or alba botanica.
khairete
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Never heard of it.
I've used Clinique for years along with Kaplan MD and Trish McEvoy.
No I've never heard of them. Usually I go by amazon reviews as a basic guide but I read them carefully to make sure they haven't received the product in exchange for writing a review.
Nope.
And I'm not really interested in hearing about it either.
Dove works great and cleans very gently.
If you really want to get into this - you look up how to make your own soap and then you know precisely what goes into it.
If you Google "How to make soap" you will find many very helpful sites that will show you what to do and there are so many recipes for very many kinds of soap.
There are a lot of people who enjoy this so much that they sell their soap at craft fairs.
