4 yrs, 8 mths ago

Have a question about natural skincare?

Hi beauties,

At our Natural Beauty Month event tomorrow we will have the super exciting opportunity to ask Sukin’s skincare expert all our questions about natural skincare, with a focus on natural skincare for acne-prone skin.

If you could please comment your questions below and we will get some of them answered tomorrow!

x Jess

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  • 2 yrs, 1 mth ago

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  • 2 yrs, 9 mths ago

    I just want to know what is the main reason for skin problems. I have also seen that some product that was suiting me in my 20s is not so effective in my 30s. In Fact I got skin irritation and some patches. The skin is reacting in a different way now. Why does this happen?

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  • 3 yrs ago

    What is the difference between natural beauty and clean beauty?
    I get a little confused with the two.

    • 3 yrs ago

      This is just my opinion on this but I think clean beauty products are eco-friendly, sustainable, cruelty-free, free of toxic/harmful ingredients but the ingredients can be natural and/or synthetic. Natural ingredients (or organic ingredients which really should be certified) contain raw or “”pure”” ingredients derived from nature, usually plant-derived.

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      tl;dr “”Clean beauty”” does not necessarily mean chemical-free, but it claims to be “”natural””. “”Natural beauty”” is free of man-made ingredients (e.g. parabens) and can include clean ingredients.

  • 3 yrs ago

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  • 3 yrs, 1 mth ago

    I am about to set up a home salon. Can anyone recommend a good skincare range to introduce that does not require a huge first minimum order?

    • 2 yrs, 8 mths ago

      here are the products I personally use (and that work for lot of people):

      Purifying Cleanser by Tata Harper;

      Pixi By Petra Glow Tonic;

      Hydraphase Intense Hyaluronic Acid Face Mask;

      Hyaluronic Acid;

      Glowscreen Sunscreen SPF 40.

    • 3 yrs, 1 mth ago

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