If you look at the ingredients when you buy cosmetics, what are you primarily checking for?

Why It Matters

Health and beauty products often contain harmful chemicals that aren’t great for our bodies or the environment — but they can be avoided with simple planning. Stores like Walmart are making it even easier for shoppers to find clean cosmetics.

Comments

Join the community discussion

Please wait while we load the comments…

Read inspiring stories about people building a more sustainable future

Take Action

Explore all the big and small things you can do to make a difference

Polls

Share your viewpoint with the community on trending topics

Cast Your Vote

Would you be more likely to buy an EV if the payments only cost $300 a month?

328 participants

Cast Your Vote

Would you live in a house made of beer waste?

425 participants

Cast Your Vote

Do you think the government should ban gas-powered lawn tools?

1.3k participants

If you look at the ingredients when you buy cosmetics, what are you primarily checking for?

Comments

Related Articles

Walmart bans over 1,200 harmful ingredients from new 'clean beauty' list: 'We can do better for our customers'

Celebrity makeup artist Katey Denno gives her biggest tips for achieving a 10-minute, red-carpet-worthy look

Changing your beauty routine could ultimately save you nearly $3,000 — here's how to get started

Take Action

Support eco-friendly health and beauty brands

Choose clean cosmetics

Ditch single-use health and beauty products

Polls

Welcome to your guide