The review of cruelty-free and organic skincare products is always a welcomed addition to the HairBlues blog. As we strive to do our best to contribute our part in making the planet safer for our future societies, we can’t have too much information to help us along.
How many times have you thought about keeping that old makeup and even worse used it? I get it. Makeup is expensive, and sometimes we overbuy, or over experiment – then we end up wasting those hard to come buy dollars.
Nevertheless, makeup does have an expiration date, and we should be cautious to follow the suggestions given on its use.
Click the link below to find out what Healthline advises.
I have recommended Essential3 as a product source for essential oils. However, they also have a contact form where you can ask questions. Use the link below.
Recently I received an email from Cruelty-Free Kitty which had useful tips for recycling beauty products, and ideas about using up products I currently own before replacing them with cruelty-free alternatives.
At the Essential 3website I found detailed information and guidelines for using essential oils, and I think that it is worth telling you about my “find”. Click the link below when you find a moment.
I am a graduate of the Aromatic Studies programs as a Certified Aromatherapist and Trainer.
Below is a link to Jade Shutes YouTube channel. There arefree demonstrations of various remedies for health and well-being using her recipes and produced by her.
These days the conversation about climate change is a constant concern. A recurring topic on HairBlues.me has been cruelty-free and Vegan products. This month we continue that conversation as we explore what the differences are between cruelty-free, vegan cosmetics, and why some companies use “green” packaging.
The November Wellness Connections podcast explains the difference among these products, and packaging.
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