Beauty

[goldensrbest]

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@Nosilla wrote:

I purchased the watermelon serum online as part of a larger order. There is not a detailed ingredient list on the bottle or the box. On principle I decided to return and Walmart told me to keep, discard or donate. Once I see my card I credited, I guess I will try it. I don't know how they get away with no true list of ingredients.

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Not true,on boxes.

[Porcelain]

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@goldensrbest wrote:

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@Nosilla wrote:

I purchased the watermelon serum online as part of a larger order. There is not a detailed ingredient list on the bottle or the box. On principle I decided to return and Walmart told me to keep, discard or donate. Once I see my card I credited, I guess I will try it. I don't know how they get away with no true list of ingredients.

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Not true,on boxes.

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Are they all in the boxes with ingredient lists? I don't understand why there has been a problem with people finding the ingredient lists.

[goldensrbest]

I bought the watermelon serum,the super green starter kit, and honey kit,all of them have it on their boxes.

[Montana]

There is no Walmart near me.  I need to see a full list of ingredients before ordering.  I can only find mentions of “key”  ingredients but no actual list.

[Porcelain]

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@ Montana wrote:

There is no Walmart near me.  I need to see a full list of ingredients before ordering.  I can only find mentions of “key”  ingredients but no actual list.

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Walmart dot com has them. Just click on the individual products, not the kits. The ingredient lists are not as bad as I thought they would be.

[Montana]

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@Porcelain wrote:

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@ Montana wrote:

There is no Walmart near me.  I need to see a full list of ingredients before ordering.  I can only find mentions of “key”  ingredients but no actual list.

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Walmart dot com has them. Just click on the individual products, not the kits. The ingredient lists are not as bad as I thought they would be.

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@Porcelain 

I went back, and found them.

[Montana]

Every Earth To Skin product I might try contains fragrance, so I can’t use them.  Fragrance is a known irritant,  so I do not understand why it would be included in a brand that touts itself as being “clean”.

I love fragrances, but my skin does not. And you know who is the boss here.

[Toppers3]

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@Witchy Woman wrote:

@goldensrbest 

This is my pet peeve with Walmart....they will stock something, and then not regularly restock newer items.

I swear, sometimes the store looks like locusts hit it 

I will look for a few of these things on my next trip.

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LOL!! 

This seems to be the problem with our store, too.

My husband made a similar comment after he was last there time, noticing that they seem to have less items to choose from, overall.

I had asked him to pick something up that I was looking for, and he had to choose something similar because they didn't have what I was looking for in particular, and he didn't want to drive around looking for it.

Sometimes I'll just tell him to use his best judgment and to get whatever he can find there for me when he's shopping there for us.

It's disappointing when they don't have what you're looking for, at the time.

[violann]

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@ Montana wrote:

Everyone’s jumping on this “clean” bandwagon. While searching around for the Walmart ingredients, I discovered that Amazon recently launched its own brand of “clean” skincare. 

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When I was a kid (Middle Stone Age) “clean” meant that Grandma washed my face with the Ivory bar (“It FLOATS!”), and Mama used Cashmere Bouquet.

As long as a skincare line doesn’t have axle grease or valve oil as a main component, my super fragile Irish skin always seems to manage it.