Beauty

[Caaareful Shopper]

Mary Beth Roe just said the Philosophy Shower Gel is "all clean ingredients."  I did not know they are Clean Beauty.

[Allthingsgirly67]

Look it up, but remember it’s not a federal regulation that it’s a “clean” line.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

It's a buzzword with no real definition.

[Shelbelle]

There is no real definition for Clean. but for me any brand that is loaded with artificial dyes like Phil is in their body washes is far from Clean. The positive news for them is that they removed the harsh sulfates. 

[CaliGold67]

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@Caaareful Shopper wrote:

Mary Beth Roe just said the Philosophy Shower Gel is "all clean ingredients."  I did not know they are Clean Beauty.

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Philosophy is NOT in the "CLEAN BEAUTY" category of QVC skincare products.  On the website you can find all the brands  they sell which fit their description, meaning the absence of certain "unclean" ingredients such as "mineral oil", "phalates" and "petroleum by-products".  

[CaliGold67]

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@Caaareful Shopper wrote:

Mary Beth Roe just said the Philosophy Shower Gel is "all clean ingredients."  I did not know they are Clean Beauty.

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I've heard MBR say other incorrect claims about products.  Then she chuckles. My impression is that the powers that be give her a pass. 

[ellaphant]

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@Caaareful Shopper wrote:

Mary Beth Roe just said the Philosophy Shower Gel is "all clean ingredients."  I did not know they are Clean Beauty.

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They are not. Full of chemicals and dyes.

[poregirl]

They aren't but at least they are cruelty-free again.

[San Antonio Gal]

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@poregirl wrote:

They aren't but at least they are cruelty-free again.

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Thank you @poregirl .  I'll take cruelty-free any day over "clean" beauty.