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Three things we wish everyone knew before buying another jar.
"I love that you guys have such high standards because I don't have time to figure it out myself... thanks!"
- Stacey R."Clean", "natural", "green", "non-toxic." They sound lovely, but they can mean almost nothing because nobody regulates them.
(Yes, we use them too. We know. Stick with us.)
Answer a few questions and we'll point you to the right ones. It takes about 2 minutes.
Take a quizThere are thousands of ingredients, and knowing the "bad" ones still doesn't give you the full picture. Good news: you don't need to.
Three vitamin C serums at about the same price: one from a big mainstream brand, one from a popular "natural" brand and one from a brand we carry. You don't need to know what any of it means. Ingredients are listed from most to least, so just look at what comes first.
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The first two are mostly water. The third starts with green tea. Easy call.
If your skin is happy, clean might be all you need. If something's bugging you, look for products that do both.
Clean and natural aren't the same thing. Natural ingredients come from nature. Clean ingredients can come from nature or a lab, as long as they're gentle and safe. Some lab-made ingredients are really good for your skin. It's up to you what you're comfortable with.
"Purchasing products from Lilou Organics has been beyond what I would expect in a world where customer service is no longer a big focus. Thank you. I will continue to do business with you and would recommend you to anyone!"
- BrookePick a store or brand (or a few) that's open about what's in the bottle and gets real results. Then let them do the homework for you. That's been our job since 2005.