Looking for input on moisturizer and lip balm made with Tallow. Do you know what tallow is? Would you use a product with tallow as one of the ingredients? What scents do you prefer for a moisturizer you would use? Citrus, Lavender, mint, suggestions please How much are you willing to pay for a 4oz jar of handcrafted whipped tallow balm with only 3-4 ingredients all natural? How much are you willing to pay for .5oz jar of tallow lip balm? What flavor/scents would you prefer for a lip balm? Thank you for your help! submitted by /u/Flat_Company_6734 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Will my skin get used to it if I just continue to powder my armpits with it? Should I mix it with coconut oil - although the fat will have an impact on my body odor? Only use it here and there and go without it the rest of the time (probably not)? I tried a bunch of natural deodorants and they usually don't work and/or destroy my clothes... submitted by /u/EveyHammond182 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey! I'm currently looking for a sustainable vitamin c serum, and would love to hear your guys recommendations ☺️ I don't really do much skincare other than moisturizer (from The Edinburgh Natural Skincare Co - 100% recommend) and soap as facewash ? but want to get a routine now that I'm back in the UK. I also have sensitive/combination skin. Thank you! ❤️ submitted by /u/BritainsKoala [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Title! Are there any options for body/perfume mists with as clean ingredients as possible? I find products with heavy perfumes/artificial fragrance concoctions irritate my skin but it’s super hard to find something that’s just not regular perfume or an essential oil. submitted by /u/skellysuit [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have extremely sensitive skin that is also prone to acne and dry patches. Every blessed product irritates my skin or breaks me out. Even Cetaphil, Cerave, Vanicream, Neutrogena Ultra Gentle, and Simple. I think it was the coconut derivatives and fatty alcohols, but Im not positive. I was hoping if I try oil cleansing with a single oil at a time, it would be easier to figure out what my skin likes. I read that jojoba and squalane are good for acne prone skin, but if you have other recommendations, I'm open to that too. I'm also open to a cleansing balm if it has absolute bare minimum ingredi ..read more

I use native and gave for several years but it leaves my clothes, car seat and even back of arms white if I’m sweating. Any suggestions for a clear natural deodorant? submitted by /u/sdd023 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm trying to switch from drugstore skincare to natural products with bare minimum ingredients to see if it helps my skin. I have extremely sensitive skin that is dehydrated, combination, and acne prone. My products have to be free of fragrance and coconut. I don't have the time or knowledge to make it myself. Can you recommend any Etsy shops or small businesses? submitted by /u/CuriousOptimist2024 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m sorry if this has been a constant question, but I’m new to Reddit and new to the natural beauty life so I have no idea where to start or what to look for. ? I (30yo F) am trying to switch to natural deodorant for the first time, and I could really use some recommendations on which one to buy. I’ve heard MegaBabe and Salt & Stone are really good and Native is not great. Are these accurate or are there better options? I also read that applying magnesium oil in addition to natural deodorant really helps in not being stinky and to give myself a few weeks after the initial switch for my bo ..read more

I'm starting to worry about the chemicals I put on my skin. My facial oil is literally one ingredient but how many chemicals is my skin absorbing from the eyeliner I wear daily? What's the eyeliner you've found with the fewest/most natural ingredients? submitted by /u/arabella_dhami [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello. I am looking for a face lotion for that at least has no petroleum or paraffin in it since it is dangerous for people who use oxygen breathers. I used to use Dermagor's Atopicalm, but sadly it has glycerin in it. Any and all tips are appreciated ❤️. submitted by /u/LoveMyTwoBoys [visit reddit] [comments ..read more