Making the Switch to Natural Cosmetics

WITH DAYNA JOHANSON FROM ANNEMARIE BORLIND

Did you know coal tar dye, a top ingredient in conventional mascara, has been classified as a carcinogen and has been known to cause skin irritation and vision impairment? 


On our latest podcast episode, we sat down with product educator, Dayna from AnneMarie Borlind to chat about top ingredients to avoid in cosmetic products, what it means to be a natural brand, how to choose the right foundation for you and which conventional products you should start replacing first. 


In this episode we are covering the following topics.


Q: The story of AnnieMarie Borlind


Q: What it means to be a natural cosmetic brand


Q : The top ingredients to avoid in cosmetics products and why


Q: Performance of a natural cosmetic line


Q: How AnneMarie Borlind is keeping up with the changing trends in the beauty industry


Q: The importance of a base layer before makeup application


Q: How to choose the best foundation for your skin type


Q: Where to start when transitioning to natural makeup


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Interested in learning more about these products, visit our Lansdowne location today!


Disclaimer – The information shared on our podcast, is not intended to treat, diagnose, or for the prescription of any medication. Please consult your healthcare professional before use. For dosages, follow recommendations on product or consult with your healthcare provider.


Additional Links


Learn more about The Wellness on Purpose Program to educate you here


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