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Juice Beauty: Affordable anti-aging organic skincare products
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Most of the skincare lines are pretty much in line now in terms of pricing and that’s why it was exciting to find Juice Beauty.
This super-affordable organic skincare line has been featured in many fashion magazines lately because the prices are unbeatable and you are guaranteed that the products don’t contain any pesticides, parabens, petroleum propylene glycol derivatives, no harsh surfactants or sulphates, no artificial colours, phthalates or synthetic fragrances.
One of their best-selling products is the Green Apple Antioxidant Serum. This serum is packaged with a age-defying cocktail of alpha lipoic acid, co-enzyme Q10, and vitamin antioxidants blended with a powerful hydroxy-acid complex of certified organic apple, lemon and raw cane sugar will help rejuvenate your skin and smooth fine lines. You’ll also notice that your skin will be firmer, more radiant and your skin tone will even out.
The product retails for $45 USD/$49 CDN and it can be used by pretty much any skin type.
Oh, before I forget, for those guys who are concerned with the list of ingredients in their skincare, Juice Beauty also has an organic line for men!
The easiest way for you to get your hands on Juice Beauty is to head to Sephora stores or visit the Web site at Sephora.com.
We’ve created a section devoted to organic skincare products. You’ll want to consult Anti-Aging Organic Skincare
We want to know what you think. Do you agree? Or disagree? Leave us a comment!
Posted by Beauty Match on August 17, 2008 | Permalink
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4 Responses to “Juice Beauty: Affordable anti-aging organic skincare products”
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March 17th, 2009 at 14:17
Hey everyone,
Another great ORGANIC skin care line that is certified is MADE FROM EARTH. I have been using their products for the last 6 months – and now stopped. . . Because my skin has naturally improved itself using its organic ingredients.
I have seen a real decline in the amount of wrinkles on the side of my eyes. I would recommend the “VITAMIN ENHANCED FACE FIRMING SERUM”. This is the anti wrinkle serum I only used for 6 months and now stopped because it naturally has improved my owns skins ability to heal itsefl and become much firmer. This is because it uses the organic compound DMAE and is infused with REAL vitamins….not synthetic vitamins…
As a body lotion, I use the HONEY HONEY lotion. It smells like honey and my husband likes it. I recommend you buy from their website….because at Whole Foods they are usually sold at full price….but the website now has a sale going on madefromearth.com
September 2nd, 2009 at 2:31
I love the Juice Beauty products, but they use sodium hydroxide, which has been listed as a carcinogen. I have contacted them about it and sent them info on the ingredient, which they are aware of they say. They wrote back saying that they are looking for another ingredient to replace the SH, but that was over a year ago. I wrote again recently and they said the same thing. I would think that if they were that concerned about having a truly pure product, that they would have found that replacement by now. Just my thoughts. Sodium Hydroxide is found in Lye.
September 2nd, 2009 at 10:21
budgoddess -
Thanks a lot for this feedback.
It’s interesting how marketing/economics can play a big role in the decision behind the ingredients in the beauty products we buy.
Great insight! Thanks a lot!
September 16th, 2009 at 17:47
It bothers me when companies “pretend” to be organic and safe, yet they add toxic ingredients to their formulations (along with the organic ingredients.) it’s just not fair to the consumer and it is deceptive too.