audience:adult-womanWhy I Launched a Teen Skincare Line — and Think Most Teen Skincare Marketing Should Be IllegalItaly is investigating Sephora for marketing anti-aging to kids. A clean-beauty founder on teen skincare, "cosmeticorexia," and the line she won't cross.
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audience:adult-womanWhy I Launched a Teen Skincare Line — and Think Most Teen Skincare Marketing Should Be IllegalItaly is investigating Sephora for marketing anti-aging to kids. A clean-beauty founder on teen skincare, "cosmeticorexia," and the line she won't cross.
audience:adult-womanBenzene in Acne Creams: What a Clean Beauty Founder Wants Parents to KnowBenzoyl peroxide acne products can degrade into benzene. A clean-beauty founder on the lab results, the lawsuits, and what to actually do about it.
audience:adult-womanCalifornia Wants to Card Kids for Retinol. Good — Here's What It Still Can't Fix.California wants to card minors for retinol and AHAs. A clean-beauty founder on what the law gets right, what it misses, and the real fix.
audience:adult-womanClean Morning Routine Swaps: A Seven-Product Side-by-SideA clean morning routine swap covers the seven products most people touch before they leave the house: cleanser, moisturizer, SPF, deodorant, body lotion, hair product, and toothpaste. Replacing all seven cuts daily exposure to fragrance, parabens, and PEGs by an estimated 80%. You don’t have to swap every product the same day — the math still works if you stagger the changes over a few weeks and start with the highest-exposure offenders.
audience:adult-womanPhthalates and Fertility: What 30 Years of Research Actually SaysMultiple peer-reviewed studies — including the CHAMACOS cohort at UC Berkeley, the Mount Sinai Children's Environmental Health Center research, and the EWG's urinalysis data — link phthalate exposure to reduced sperm count, altered ovarian function, miscarriage risk, and pregnancy complications. Phthalates are still legal in U.S. personal care, and they most often hide inside the word "fragrance" on the label. Which means even a clean-looking bottle can be carrying them, and you would never know from reading the back.
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