Looking for a new product line, something truely natural

I am looking for a new skin care product line.  Anyone have one they would recommend that is a more natural with preferably no parabens, SLS in cleanser.  I'd like a line with an ingredient list that clients can read and pronounce.  Something they would feel good about putting into their skin.  Thanks in advance :D  I am also looking at mineral makeup if anyone has a line they love.

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Permalink Reply by Carrie Riner Stack on January 30, 2013 at 5:58am

Thank you!  I am going to look into these :)

Permalink Reply by Jodi on January 30, 2013 at 6:36am

Jane Iredale is the "Skin care makeup".  One of the best mineral lines available, but pricey.  I'm not a fan of mineral makeup for my own personal use, but the clients I have that use it love it.  

Permalink Reply by Beti Wolf on January 30, 2013 at 8:58am

I was looking for the same thing -- a product with a list that I can pronounce.  I tried alot of products until I found a brand that makes me happy.  They are all natural, ingredients are listed on the site, and they deliver what they claim.  Go to www.total-skincare-solutions.com       you'll love them

Permalink Reply by Tammy Doty - Witt on January 30, 2013 at 11:05am

Have you tried Image Ormedic?

Permalink Reply by Juliette Zweig on February 24, 2013 at 2:46pm

Hi Tammy,

I agree with you about Image Ormedic.  I carry Rhonda Allison and Image.  I use the Ormedic facial protocol on the majority of first time clients.  I have NEVER had anyone complain, or have a bad reaction.  The ingredients are fantastic and everyone loves the scent.

Permalink Reply by Nicole Weymer on February 28, 2013 at 12:41pm

Love it! Image is one of my favorites, especially Ormedic. It has changed my skin and so many people that I have worked on!

 

Permalink Reply by Kathryn Rose Di Giovanni on January 31, 2013 at 11:34am

Colorscience is truly the best mineral makeup with no comonogenic ingredients!

Permalink Reply by Rebekah Zawalish on January 31, 2013 at 12:19pm

I use and love Pevonia skin care line! The ingredients are listed and easy to read because it's all natural.  They use a lot of essential oils and fruit extracts.  It is on the higher end so can be a little pricey...but well worth it!

Glo Minerals is a fav of mine.

Permalink Reply by Kasha Sudol on February 19, 2013 at 7:54pm

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Permalink Reply by Sayra Hill on February 23, 2013 at 6:48pm

I have made my own all natural cleansers and serums/moisturizers now for a couple years and they sell very well. There is a gal out there that wholesales great natural skin care ingred. for us:  "Nutrient Skin Care" by Susan Nathan.  Her wonderful products can be added at point of use to cleansers and as masks and they are marvelous!  First time I tried them on a client she wanted to imediatley order them for home care. You can contact Susan at: Nutrientskincare.com. Making your own cleansers and moisturizers are so easy and you can customize them for certain clients, they love this!  Dozens of books are out there with recipes and ideas. I use all glass bottles and did a few facial trades for my labels with a graphic designer.  It is so rewarding to design products for your clients using wonderful essential oils and natural carrier oils, aloe gels and other natural ingredients. Give Susan a call and try her free samples: 530.566.7555. I found her very helpful!

Permalink Reply by Juliette Zweig on February 24, 2013 at 2:39pm

Hi Sayra,

I'm wondering how you are able to make your own without being a licensed facility.  Aren't  there regulations which need to be followed, and some type of permit so your facility can be checked for sanitation and quality control?  Making your own for yourself is lots of fun, but using it on your clients and selling to the public is kind of scary.  What if something goes wrong?   

Permalink Reply by Juliette Zweig on February 24, 2013 at 2:40pm

Sayra,

I have questions.

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