Clean beauty sucks #parabens #cleanbeauty #beautyscience #skincare


Clean beauty sucks #parabens #cleanbeauty #beautyscience #skincare


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#Clean #beauty #sucks #parabens #cleanbeauty #beautyscience #skincare

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  • @SareBear2000

    Parabens are the new Gluten 🤦🏾‍♀️

  • @Turboweeel

    Whenever I see kathon being used I die a little inside.

  • @fatou1feuze

    This is misleading as F
    Yes if you are a bad formulator you will just replace paraben with MTZ but real clean formulator don’t do that. And yes paraben is bad for many skins. It has been proven and all the paraben diabolisation did not happen out of nowhere

  • @Andywhitaker8

    same problem with silicon being demonsed in hair care. Silicon is not bad, and now I cant find conditioner with it and my hair has not been soft since

  • @MiracleMags

    For me, “clean” would really mean “minimal” or “we didn’t add unnecessary fragrance or bs to hike up a price or add a trendy ingredient into a formula where it’s really not going to actually benefit you or do anything”
    Im looking for something that has the ingredients needed for the product to function and if it’s going to have a fragrance at all, for it to be one that it’s a known irritant and for it to be listed on the package as more than just “fragrance.”
    (I’m allergic to lavender and some other related ingredients used for fragrance and the beauty industry’s insistence on not listing WHAT fragrance is being used is such a nightmare when it’s used in soaps and cleansers)

  • @tatianaameliaify

    Thank you so much for highlighting this. As someone wirh serious contact dermatitis if it says clean and natural it usually means to stay far away

  • @hnn7619

    Wow. Thank you for sharing this 😊

  • @00Imochan

    Can you make one on beef tallow?

  • @fenzirulfr

    I wouldn't say "clean beauty" has good intentions…they want the money honey

  • @Cocoanutty0

    The next stage of clean beauty will be to sell products without any preservatives at all and tell people to toss them after a few days. And then the natural way of things will be for tons of people not to do this step and to put moldy product on their faces in the effort to be “clean”. It’s all a scam, one that is based heavily in classism and capitalism.

  • @luiysia

    hoping that i win non allergen of the year in 2024 i think i have a good shot

  • @Gigifrancetexas

    Bath and body works took out sulfates and parabens and their hand soaps are SO DRYING now

  • @outoftheklosset

    Being allergic to methylisothiazolinone really sucks! Ever since I've found out I'm allergic to it I have such a limited amount of products to use. Yes, my hands are no longer bleeding 😅but I'd love to have some nice products again!😢 I want a good smelling lotion, darn it!😂

  • @fridawarnemyr6025

    My grandma's allergist or dermatologist (I forget which, it was a while back when we discussed this) says she can tell when parabens stopped being used here as the number of people with allergic reactions and different types of contact dermatitis shot through the roof. Sometimes the replacements for such ingredients are worse.

  • @katiedunlop2290

    Its concerning how much misinformation is affecting society due to medical/scientific adivce being less streamlined than in previous decades

  • @Sirenqueen333

    How do you feel about those apps where you scan a product and it tells you how safe it is? I'm assuming those are scams from all the new info I'm learning

  • @annnee6818

    Clean beauty is NOT well intentioned, it's a money making scheme

  • @Nova-i8m4c

    Glad that I have found this channel

  • @maryeckel9682

    Now i understand why the "sensitive skin friendly" body washes make me itch so damn much. Thank you. Bring on the parabens.

  • @Sol-gq1pu

    No parabens means less effective preservatives. Less preservatives means the product goes bad quicker, that means you'll repurchase more often

  • @heysassafras

    As an aesthetician I'm so over "clean beauty". I have to constantly educate my clients on the parabens = breast cancer myth and why preservatives are a good thing. People were complaining about Patrick Ta's palette and a few other ones growing literal mold. That's what clean beauty does! Use it in 90 days and then toss it bc it's no longer safe 🤷🏽‍♀️ Parabens are not the enemy.

  • @charliem782

    About tap water: here in Mexico (and I think also many of latinoamerican countries) it's absolutely not common to drink tap water, I think some people from the central areas (like CDMX or idk Guadalajara) do it but yeah it's not common. We (or at least me and the people i know) usually buy these giant bottles of 20L of water and works just fine.

    We don't drink tap water because we know it wouldn't be the cleanest water, there are moments and places where the water comes out of the faucet with a light brown color, so yeah…

  • @nickc3657

    Are parabens ok for internal use? I.e. lubricants?

  • @danvo1571

    I’m so tired of parabens being demonized, I wore a natural deodorant free of parabens (preservatives) and it clogged my pores causing nodules of infections because the product was not well preserved

  • @user-iz4op3eg4n

    Can you m review m clean beauty brands? I.e. Ilia, Westman Atelier, etc?

  • @iffahtaufiq1176

    There are so many demonized ingredients in our products and people believe it blindly.
    Also there are people who don't care about what's in their skin/hair products and when they find themselves got "irritated" because of certain ingredients they run to whatever provide a better solution with loud advertisement. One of the most campaign I hate is "All natural and no chemical" 😮‍💨 Water is chemical, air is chemical, what do you mean no chemical 🙄

  • @Cipas

    Why parabens have been demonized? For sure there’s some reason.

  • @clee3118

    I had to get patch tested to find out I have a bad allergy to methylisothiazolinone. The irony is it was in a “calming” shampoo made by Aesop. It has since been discontinued.

  • @thekaochan

    Yup, I'm one of those people who are sensitive to methylchloroisothiazolinone! I found out after having so many skin issues and finally doing a dermatological patch test to figure out what I was sensitive to. Parabens are fine for me!

  • @Comrade_mommy

    I used to buy clean beauty bc it meant no fragrance & my skin doesn’t react well to most fragrance. At least on my face. Like think scalded looking patches with hives & deep, painful pimples. But two things happened so I no longer gravitate towards “clean” skin care & base products, first a lot of companies stopped using fragrance, but at the same time, a lot of clean beauty seemed to be adding “natural” fragrances, which 50% of the time irritate my skin. Like rose absolute is ok, but limone or linalool (in higher amounts) really fck my skin up. Worse they still say fragrance free a lot of the time. I’m like this was the entire reason I bought your sht?! Fortunately so much skin care is now actually fragrance free & for some reason my skin stopped being so incredibly sensitive to fragrance. I still can’t deal with a lot of fragrance but sometimes if I buy something by accident that has fragrance, I’ll patch test it & be ok.

  • @itsaaronlolz

    I blame clean Beatty for sunscreen burning my eyes. I’m too dark and hairy for mineral sunscreen. That’s why I love Japanese sunscreen 😅

  • @teatotal8079

    Never had problems with parabens,sulphates or silucones. I actuslly have problem especially on my scalp,from products without them,they make my scalp itchy. Allergic reactions to certain products are individual,like with medicines that some people have side effects from certain medicines,while most of the people don't.

  • @memerrill007

    Thank you! As someone who has been diagnosed with an allergy to phenoxyethanol, one of the most commonly used preservatives that can be found in virtually everything, I would love to see parabens be de-demonized. What I wouldn’t give to be able to wear any moisturizer, sunscreen, foundation, eyeliner, eyeshadow, mascara, blush… you get the idea. I used to be so into skincare and make up, but now I’ve been whittled down to almost nothing. It’s so demoralizing when something that was so intrinsic to your day and lifestyle is suddenly taken away.

  • @sosilos

    Yeah. I learn this the hard way… 😬😅