For anyone who is perplexed by the long list of chemicals on your face washes, toners and moisturizers, you’re not alone. Maybe you’re wondering why your skin isn’t getting any better despite trying the best cleansers on the market, you have a specific skin issue that is flaring up due to what you suspect is the chemicals in your skincare or you just want to decrease the amount of chemicals entering your body. 

Whatever the reason is for wanting to get away from the chemical-riddled products you own, organic face cleansers could be the solution. They’re made of a short list of ingredients that are listed simply on the back. You’ll probably know what most of the ingredients are—plants, like eucalyptus and aloe vera, and blends of essential oils. That’s comforting in and of itself. 

When we found three organic face cleansers, we noticed that they’re all cruelty free, not testing on animals and vegan. That’s also something to feel good about. One of the soaps we picked can also be used as a body wash and shaving lotion. Another option goes a long way. It’s a potent cleanser that you only have to use a small amount of, and it might last longer than your last cleanser. All of our picks are trying to restore and improve your skin naturally, so you won’t reek of harsh acne chemicals or won’t feel weird from slathering on chemical-filled anti-aging products.

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The beauty and wellness industries are paying more and more attention to plastic waste, shifting the way they handle branding, formulas, and of course, packaging with a more sustainable and eco-friendly focus. Fighting pollution, the carbon footprint and waste as a whole have never been more central in terms of consumer’s ethos, and brands are quickly and thoughtfully taking note of this important cultural shift in commerce. Indeed, it’s most certainly a crucial time to take into account how the beauty, skincare, cosmetics, and other wellness products that we choose to purchase impact us and our mother earth environmentally, and fortunately, it’s never been so easy to do our part by being selective about the brands and products you choose to support.

Sure, we may still a long, long way to go when it comes to our efforts on the sustainability front, but things are indeed changing for the better by way of conscious manufacturing, design, and formulating, along with increased transparency from some of the top brands on the market today. Ahead, we’ve rounded up a few self-care products designed to be eco-friendly so you can feel good about spending your hard-earned cash on them.

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Bloating can crop up unexpectedly due to a number of different reasons, whether from hormonal shifts (i.e. PMS), gas, constipation, excessive salt intake, stress, and the list goes on. Other times, bloating just seems to happen for no apparent rhyme or reason—even when you’ve been doing literally everything right—- limiting yourself to kale salads, drinking up to eight glasses of water a day, working out regularly and avoiding alcohol, sugar, and you know, beans like the literal plague.

While trying to squeeze into your favorite pair of jeans when you’re carrying around a little extra weight in your gut can certainly be frustrating, it’s also downright uncomfortable—sometimes even painful. Alas, there’s not always a discernable way to figure out the cause for the stomach swelling, but there are a few ways (aside from a proper diet and working out) that can help.

Gut-loving probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes all offer bloat and water weight-reducing benefits, so you don’t have to resort to dehydrating water pills and enemas to get some fast relief. Scroll through below to check out a few of our favorite, trusted anti-bloat supplements that are 100 percent natural and side-effect free.

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