You may be interested in shopping for organic makeup if you are a fan of buying organic products at the supermarket. Organic Beauty has become a popular category of cosmetics. This means that you can shop organically for your next lipstick, blush, or mascara. Before you make a purchase, here are some questions that you may have regarding organic beauty.

What is organic?

What is organic cosmetics?

Why should I use organic cosmetics?

What does organic mean?

“organic,” on the other hand, means that a product is grown without synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. Organic farming has become increasingly popular because of its many environmental advantages over conventional farming. These include promoting biodiversity and reducing pollution.

What is organic cosmetics?

What is organic beauty, exactly? The FDA doesn’t define or regulate the term “organic” as it relates to cosmetics. Suppose makeup is made from agricultural ingredients, such as fruits, vegetables, eds, nuts, or other plants. In that case, the USDA sets certain parameters on how to use “organic” in labeling cosmetics and beauty products.

Companies can use the USDA organic seal on makeup products if they have 95% to 100 percent organic ingredients. The USDA allows cosmetics that are “made with organic components” to be labeled if at least 70% of the ingredients used in the formula are organic.

The label “organic” cannot be applied to makeup products made with ingredients less than 70% organic. The ingredient list can include a single organic component, such as a Foundation that is made from organic jojoba or a Lip Gloss with organic peppermint oil.

Ecocert, another certification body, grants organic certifications to cosmetics that meet specific criteria. To be labeled as Ecocert Organic cosmetic seal, a beauty product must contain at least 95% organic plant material.

Why should you try organic cosmetics?

Joel Schlessinger, CEO of LovelySkin and board-certified dermatologist, says: “I like the idea that organic ingredients are used in cosmetics if they’re sourced responsibly. But it can be difficult to find brands who actually do what they claim.” We carefully select the brands we sell, and we trust their quality and purity. But we also check this by many other means.