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justwannadance1493 posted: 23 Sep at 1:34 am
gurl finally someone i can relate 2 here with organic stuff…..well 1st google organic natura; skincare….also try Juliets organic natural acne kit.i use that..go to liporexin.com……..also if u go 2 pricesexposed.com for acne they have top acnee products…also go to…..actually good non chemical skincare isnt hard 2 find….ppl r lazy and settle for chemical grocery store stuff…just look online…i hated bareminerals…….look up non irritatin mineral makeup or go to beleeve.com, sheercover.com, and mineralsecrets.com…better yet google “mineral makeup” try not 2 have bismuth stuff in it……..im still workin on my skin too! good luck! keep in touchtell me if it works!
umbrella posted: 26 Sep at 12:37 pm
omgosh, you sound like i used to a few months ago. try Murad acne complex. it’s not make-up, it’s acne treatment. it’s SO great. its kinda costly, but it’s SO worth it. it doesn’t irritate you skin at all, not like pro active. proactive has benzoyl peroxide which can mess up your skin even more. but Murad Acne complex is WONDERFUL. i started seeing results in only one week, but the most time it would take is a month…that’s not that bad. go to murad.com and check out their ACNE COMPLEX i think they might have a special offer on it right now. go ahead give it a try, it’s AMAZING! i don’t even NEED makeup to cover up my skin anymore.
☼Sol posted: 26 Sep at 11:41 pm
I don’t know but wanted to suggest that you go to Wild Oats and sample all their cosmetics, they carry tons of organic ones.
Melissa posted: 27 Sep at 8:17 am
Go to and search the word “organic”. They offer a wide variety of organic and all natural skincare products (but very few organic cosmetics). Skincare is definately a good start though, Good luck!!
*You should search “organic cosmetics” on Google, and I’m sure you’ll find good stuff.
Abercrombie & Fitch Prep posted: 28 Sep at 6:49 am
Burts Bees.
alr posted: 29 Sep at 5:59 pm
One of the best companies for natural skincare, haircare and makeup: I’ve used their products and they are great! You are smart for not wanting to use lots of chemicals. I think that can ruin your skin in the long run…
Tia posted: 02 Oct at 3:21 am
Witch Hazel for scares
Drink Water
Oatmeal and lemon to cleanse
MARY E posted: 02 Oct at 2:08 pm
bare escentualls bare minerals
sunclanjen posted: 02 Oct at 5:08 pm
Miessence is the world’s first certified organic skin care products. They are actually certified FOOD organic, which means, you literally could eat the products and not be poisoned–unless you are actually allergic to whatever’s in it. The company is based in Australia, so if you do decide to try these products, there will be an additional shipping and handling fee. The website is. Other organic companies:,. Aubrey Organics is pretty good and not too expensive. Kiss My Face and Arbonne have too much chemicals in their products that are harmful to the female hormonal system, such as methylparabens, or any type of parabens, though they claim their products to be good for you.
jtalpha7 posted: 04 Oct at 11:38 pm
Well, a lot of people think that if they have sensitive skin…they should use something organic…..well, that’s won’t neccessarily solve it. Botanic extracts and fruit extracts actually cause more allergies than products that are made from science. Hence you would hardly find organic products that say hypoallergenic to it.
I would suggest you use a product that is labeled allergy tested AND hypoallergenic AND fragrance free.
As to address your sensitivity to breaking out and irritation…you shoud try cetaphil and eucerin and then graduate to diffrent products if your skin can tolerate it.
RoozterChick posted: 05 Oct at 2:25 am
Consult with your Dermatologist.. She/He may be able to recommend you with specific line of organic products.. Or you can ask what products are they using (they might share:p).. Have you notice, Dermatologist have nice skin (so far, I’ve never seen one with blemishes)..