Skincare is a Legal Issue
In this enlightening conversation, Ali (founder of The Cheeky Clean) and Kate Turshen (founder of SLFMKR) delve into the importance of clean beauty and consumer empowerment. They discuss the lack of regulation in the cosmetics industry, the impact of gut health on skin, and the need for sustainable practices in beauty. Kate shares her personal journey towards clean living and the establishment of her business, SLFMKR, which focuses on non-toxic and eco-friendly products. The discussion emphasizes the importance of education and awareness in making informed choices for health and wellness.
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Key Takeaways
We as consumers are accepting the current state of our food and health.
Knowledge is the most important weapon against misregulation.
No category of consumer products is subject to less government oversight than cosmetics.
The FDA has not updated cosmetics regulations since 1938.
Many personal care products contain harmful chemicals that are absorbed into the bloodstream.
Clean beauty is about balancing inside and outside health.
The pandemic prompted a collective awakening about health and wellness.
Conscious consumerism involves understanding the impact of our purchases.
Supporting clean beauty brands contributes to a healthier environment.
Investing in health is the most important choice we can make. Products should not pose risks to any life.
Both vegan and meat-based products can harm the environment.
Corporate responsibility is crucial in product sourcing.
Skin concerns often stem from internal health issues.
Gut health plays a significant role in skin conditions.
Non-invasive techniques can be effective for anti-aging.
Consistency in skincare routines yields better results.
Education on skincare is essential for younger generations.
Light therapy has benefits beyond skincare.
Choosing clean beauty products is vital for health and the environment.