National Clean Beauty Day: 10 skincare brands to support globally
Celebrated on July 15, National Clean Beauty day started in 2020 to raise awareness about beauty brands that use organic, plant-based ingredients. . Today, clean beauty isn't just about what's in the products; it's also about how they are made and how they impact the environment. So, scroll through our guide for wellness aficionados alike. ILIA Beauty
Founded by Sasha Plavsic in Laguna Beach, California, ILIA's thoughtful range of products are meticulously-crafted, prioritizing exceptional formulas that combine high performance with skin-loving benefits. Since 2011, the brand has brought innovative, cult-favorite products to market, such as the Super Skin Serum Tint with SPF and Limitless Lash Mascara, that seamlessly blend efficacy, ethics, and innovation.
For more information visit iliabeauty.com Grown Alchemist
This science-backed, organic skincare brand feels elevated and intentional. Rooted in botanical chemistry, their minimalist packaging reflects the brand's modern, apothecary-like aesthetic. Using certified organic ingredients and cutting-edge natural actives, Grown Alchemist is all about skin health at a cellular level. Products such as the Gentle Gel Facial Cleanser and Hydra-Repair Day Cream are formulated without harmful additives and appeal to both skincare purists and design lovers. Their bodycare and hand products are also beautifully crafted and spa-grade.
For more information visit grownalchemist.com Tata Harper
As a pioneer in the luxury clean beauty movement. Crafted on a farm in Vermont, every product is made without synthetic chemicals, GMOs, or fillers and many formulas contain over 40 high-performance natural ingredients. Her signature green glass bottles have become synonymous with 'farm-to-face' beauty. The Resurfacing Mask and Elixir Vitae are iconic for delivering visible glow and anti-aging benefits.
For more information visit tataharperskincare.com Saie Beauty
Founded by beauty industry veteran, Laney Crowell, Saie set a new industry standard with high-performance formulas, sustainable packaging and practices, and a promise to create positive change. Natureofthings
This modern wellness house is rooted in the enduring wisdom of nature. The ingredients come from the earth, plants, minerals, and elements.
For more information visit natureofthings.com Rahua
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This Amazonian-sourced haircare and body brand ensure, beauty from within. The formulas are made with rainforest botanicals that are gentle on your body and hair.
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With Saffron at its core, this made in India brand is rooted in Ayurvedic beauty. With clinically backed ingredients, each product delivers a sensorial experience. From its Mineral Sunscreen to the Brightening Saffron Serum, each product is made from hand-harvested Kashimi saffron.
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This modern, cool-girl clean beauty brand merges makeup with skincare. Known for its skin-nourishing formulas packed with botanicals, its products are easy to use, comfortable to wear, and ideal for those who want performance without compromising on ingredients. The bestsellers like the Revealer Concealer and Wet Lip Oil Gloss deliver pigment and hydration in one swipe. Kosas also discloses full ingredient lists and tests for heavy metals, a rarity in the beauty world.
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