Ingredients in facewash, cleanser or toner.. plsssss share...

Nov 19, 2013

prachi g.

Hey girls..hw are you all doing?
ohkkk I am tired of people telling me of d ingredients they luk in their facewashes ,cleansers n toner... am so confused what are.the ingredients which are actually harmful.. one is ofcourse alcohol..
and I heard salicylic acid is good for skin.. Is It?? The one you should luk for..
what else for oily sensitive skin?
plsssss help..please share all d info you have...
thanks
loveu alll...

Nov 20, 2013

Pari G.

Hey Prachi, hope all is well with you. What I usually look for is soap free, perfum free, non animal tested, and ingredients that help with pimple and oily skin like salicylic, tea tree oil, neem, tumeric, lavange, alovera... stuff like that.

Nov 20, 2013

Bethany P.

I will not buy anything with parabens they have been found in women's breast cancer cells- scary- I also try to avoid synthetic fragrances, phthalates, and sodium laurl sulfate to name a few. I only buy from tarte and they are vegan friendly as well :)

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