Benecos Organic Cosmetics - Refill Blush - Talc Free - Vegan - Peach Please

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Hydraberry - Extracted from red raspberries, delivers immediate and long range skin hydration and reinforces the skin barrier To identify whether your products contain talc, you’ll have to have a look at the ingredient list. It’s typically listed as “cosmetic-grade talc” but there are other names for it, too. Look out for anything containing talc, talcum, talcum powder, or magnesium silicate. Some manufacturers, knowing there’s a bit of a movement against talc in personal products, have begun using the latter on their ingredients list so it’s not so obvious that it contains talc. RG​: Talc is a commonly used cosmetic ingredient globally, because it is pretty good at absorbing moisture, in makeup it’s a great filler on the skin surface to prevent caking, improving the feel of the product and a great base for color cosmetics. It is also abundantly available and cheap to formulate with. A lot of the larger makeup companies are looking to go/have gone “talc-free” not because of health concerns, but because they are aware that a lot of consumers simply don’t want it in their products. Speculation does however mean, that the safety of talc is under a watchful eye and Cosmetics Europe, the European personal care association, have launched a technical ingredient collaboration related to Talc, with the aim of preparing a safety dossier for submission to the European Commission, under the ongoing safety review process. Free of harmful chemicals: talc-free, paraben-free, sulfate-free, phthalate-free, vegan, and cruelty-free

Introducing our must-have makeup essential: the "blush." With its sheer, talc-free formula, this blush effortlessly enhances your cheekbones with a healthy vibrance, and it comes in a diverse line of colors to suit any skin tone. Our freshly milled ingredients and silky texture ensure that this blush applies smoothly for a natural, radiant look that will leave you glowing from the inside out. The Supergoop! setting powder is a triple threat: It banishes breakouts, sunburns, and oily skin. Each time we sweep on the 30 SPF powder, we instantly swoon over how radiant our complexions look—similar to that post-beach day glow we all know and love. But whether you’re using the face powder to just set your makeup or are looking to add dimension through techniques like contour or add additional dimension, the Smashbox Halo Fresh Perfecting Powder and Kosas Cloud Set Setting Powder both offer 10 shades. The key, says Thompson, is finding one that matches your undertones. “Those with golden undertones can opt for yellow or banana powders, while cooler undertones can use translucent,” she adds.

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Kaolin clay is the most natural and delicate clay, which is great for sensitive skin. Kaolin clay removes impurities and toxins from the pores without clogging them. These are two good choices if you want to absorb moisture and refresh your skin with non-irritating ingredients. Last but definitely not least is Tower 28’s extremely popular (and relatively affordable) talc-free cheek and lip creamy balm that comes in 3 shades. The double-tasking luminous dynamo is formulated without any silicone, has a multitude of plant-based ingredients, and works for all skin types even the most sensitive. Tower 28 also promises that there will be no cakiness and harsh lines when using the balm. Ingredients to be on the lookout for in the formula include moisturizing avocado oil, anti-inflammatory rosemary extract, and Vitamin E. Deciding between a pressed or powder formula is totally up to you, and can also depend on your makeup and skin goals. Though a loose powder tends to be more finely milled, meaning it's less likely to settle into creases and fine lines, a pressed powder can allow you to better target specific parts of the face by blotting it directly on problem areas, like say, if you have an oily T-zone. Additionally, “pressed formulas are great because they're fast, easy-to-apply, and portable for on-the-go touch-ups,” says Thompson.

The question is: what’s more important to you? While we truly believe it’s worth paying a bit more for products that don’t compromise our health, that decision is completely yours to make. These richly pigmented, highly buildable [baked] blushes feature satin and shimmery shades...for the ultimate pop of cheeky color for any skin tone." Frankly, the beauty industry is exhausting, and with much of it still being unregulated, navigating what ingredients are truly safe for your skin can feel like playing a high-stakes game of poker. And, talc is one wild card we’re not willing to place any bets on playing. The founder of Sappho, JoAnn Fowler, worked as a makeup artist since 1989. Meaning, she knows a little something about what works and what doesn’t, and she designed her talc-free makeup line with that experience in mind. Now, she’s the proud owner of a brand with formulations that go above and beyond the EU’s standards for safer cosmetics with organic, vegan, cruelty-free, ECOCERT ingredients and a deep commitment to sustainability. In fact, all their products are produced and formulated in Canada in a zero-carbon footprint facility. Setting powder, blush, shimmers, and shadows make up their talc-free offerings.

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Vapour Organic’s highly-rated Powder Blush is available in 4 shades. It’s richly pigmented, blendable, and buildable, which allows you to choose from bold or natural looks depending on the day. And with skin-beneficial ingredients like amino acids and plant-derived squalene, your skin won’t just hold that color for the day, it’ll also hold nourishment. The risk of dangerous side effects may be relatively low, but Boakye says, “I would encourage all individuals to look at their ingredients list and not use products with talc. Again, the studies had small sample sizes, but I would not want to take that risk personally.” Yet many brands continue to use talc in their products, often claiming that it’s batch-tested for asbestos. But according to some experts (and Not So Pretty), where there is talc, there is asbestos. “Even talc that claims to be asbestos free is not safe for use, as testing methods used to detect the absence of asbestos are flawed and inaccurate,” cofounder of Crunchi Cosmetics and board-certified family nurse practitioner Melanie Petschke says. “This explains why studies performed by the National Toxicology Panel have shown evidence that even asbestos-free talc can be carcinogenic.” You can’t go wrong with any of the 19 colors because each one features a strategic, subtly pink undertone that’s flattering on numerous skin tones. However, professional makeup artist Alexa Persico highly recommends the color Orgasm X, a peachy pink formula with gold shimmer that looks beautiful on all skin types. We’re big fans of the silky, buildable formula and micronized powder pigments that make application nearly fool-proof — even for beginners. As if wonderful ingredients like organic rosehip oil, Indian Sappanwood Bark, and jojoba oil weren’t enough of an infusion to satisfy your skin, Aether Beauty has taken blush into a whole other realm (literally). All three shades in all crystal charged talc-free blush palettes have been infused with rose quartz, which illuminates the skin through light reflection but also recharges your own energy and raises your vibe.