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Green Living Expert, TV host and bestselling author Sara Snow is a frequent media contributor to Good Morning America, New York Times, Better Homes & Gardens and more. We feel very lucky to have her guest blog today and shares her take on attainable, sustainable parenting!
Without further ado… take it away Sara!
Style maven Greta Eagan is an eco-stylist and founder of FashionMeGreen.com. She’s worked with both major brands including Glamour, Kate Spade and Eileen Fisher, as well as with individual clients to bridge the gap between style and sustainability. We were lucky enough to snag some of her sage advice and get an insiders’ peek at her new book (launching Spring 2014) too! Without further ado…Take it away Greta!
As an international, celebrity eco-makeup artist and the founder of Green Beauty Team (say that 3 times fast!), Kristen Arnett is constantly traveling from New York to Los Angeles, Milan, Paris and beyond for photo shoots, celebrity clientele and runway shows, aiming to spread the message about sustainable beauty through her commitment to using non-toxic cosmetics.
It’s your favorite product. Ever. You can’t live without it.
But wait, it’s been in your makeup bag how long?!
We understand. We’ve even been there. Some products, even the ones you use religiously, are long lasting and if there’s product left there’s no reason to get rid of it, right? Wrong.
Per our brand commandments, all Juice Beauty products are animal cruelty free. We simply do not test on animals (and don’t understand why anyone would)! In addition, many Juice Beauty products are also vegan friendly.
We’ve had a lot of people over the years ask us if Juice Beauty is gluten free, so we thought we’d blog about it. The answer is pretty straight forward: All Juice Beauty products are 100% gluten free. The one product that has gluten free oats in it, our Hydrating Mist, comes from a gluten free source so customers don’t have to worry about that one either. But there is more!
Did you know that asbestos is natural? Petroleum is natural too. Our point? Anything can be deemed natural. As some experts like to say, it’s an unregulated term. And with beauty products that’s especially scary to us, since our skin absorbs 64% of what’s put on it.
What we want our natural skin care products to be — pure, clean, healthy & effective — may not be that at all. And unless you’re an ingredient expert, there’s no easy way to tell if something is truly natural or not.
