Jun 15

Why the Definition of Clean Beauty Isn’t as Crystal Clear as You Might Think

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The last time that the United States passed regulations on the ingredients allowed in cosmetics, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was in his second term as president. The Wizard of Oz was still a year away from its theatrical release. And the beauty industry as we know it today was still in its infancy–which makes sense when…

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