The beauty industry
has a problem.
It profits from making you feel like you're not enough.
We exist to prove otherwise.
The headlines speak for themselves.
Real coverage from major publications
FDADec 2025
51 PFAS ingredients found in 1,744 cosmetic products
CNNMar 2024
Tweens spending $2.5 billion on skincare raises alarm among experts
FortuneApr 2024
Dermatologists report children getting rashes from influencer-endorsed products
National Geographic2024
The beauty industry’s addiction to plastic — can it change?
EWGFeb 2025
Hazardous cosmetic chemicals disproportionately affect Black women
FDADec 2025
51 PFAS ingredients found in 1,744 cosmetic products
CNNMar 2024
Tweens spending $2.5 billion on skincare raises alarm among experts
FortuneApr 2024
Dermatologists report children getting rashes from influencer-endorsed products
National Geographic2024
The beauty industry’s addiction to plastic — can it change?
EWGFeb 2025
Hazardous cosmetic chemicals disproportionately affect Black women
CNNOct 2025
Toxic chemicals still found in makeup, shampoos, and hair products
CNBCMar 2026
Italy investigates Sephora over marketing anti-aging to children
BBC2024
PFAS “forever chemicals” still widely used in cosmetics
BeautyMatterOct 2025
Ulta Beauty sued: “Conscious Beauty” products contain banned ingredients
ABC News2021
“Forever chemicals” found in popular cosmetic products
CNNOct 2025
Toxic chemicals still found in makeup, shampoos, and hair products
CNBCMar 2026
Italy investigates Sephora over marketing anti-aging to children
BBC2024
PFAS “forever chemicals” still widely used in cosmetics
BeautyMatterOct 2025
Ulta Beauty sued: “Conscious Beauty” products contain banned ingredients
ABC News2021
“Forever chemicals” found in popular cosmetic products
CNNJun 2021
52% of cosmetics tested contain PFAS — 88% don’t disclose it
CBS News2024
Skincare industry makes billions marketing harmful products to tweens
Psychology TodayJan 2026
Filter dysmorphia: when your filtered face becomes the standard
Beauty Independent2024
Beauty products with 700%+ retail markups exposed
CNNJun 2021
52% of cosmetics tested contain PFAS — 88% don’t disclose it
CBS News2024
Skincare industry makes billions marketing harmful products to tweens
Psychology TodayJan 2026
Filter dysmorphia: when your filtered face becomes the standard
Beauty Independent2024
Beauty products with 700%+ retail markups exposed
88%
of cosmetics containing PFAS failed to disclose it on the label
Source: FDA, 2025
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