Earth Day may only come once a year, but at Beautycounter we work to protect the planet every day by making environmentally conscious decisions throughout our business. And because human health and environmental health go hand-in-hand, we felt Earth Day was the perfect day to release this year’s Social & Environmental Responsibility Report. To learn more about our achievements, read the full report HERE and check out some of the highlights below.
Did you know that manufacturers of professional products do not need to list ingredients for products used in a professional salon setting such as nail polish, hair-straightening treatments and hair color? Continue reading “Beautycounter is Working to Protect Salon Workers”
For the month of March, we are celebrating our 5th anniversary by advocating for safer beauty. At Beautycounter, advocacy is an important part of who we are. Using our voice to advocate for change is one of the ways we are working to fulfill our mission of bringing safer products into the hands of everyone.
Continue reading “Advocating for Safer Beauty for Our 5th Anniversary”
The New Year excitement may be settling, but we’re still in celebration mode. Why? Not only was Beautycounter recently re-certified as a B Corporation, but we received a score of 95—our highest rating ever, and a 14-point jump from two years ago. Here’s how we did it, and why we’re so proud of this major achievement.
Continue reading “Earning Our B: Inside Beautycounter’s Highest-Ever B Corp Rating”
At Beautycounter, we support organizations working on the front lines of health issues that impact every family. Through our partnerships with cancer organizations, we have learned that cancer treatments tend to leave skin incredibly dry and that conventional lotions fail to provide adequate hydration.
When you support Beautycounter, you’re not just making your own personal care routine safer. You’re also fueling our fight to get safer products into the hands of everyone. In 2017, we reached many important milestones in our advocacy work, charitable giving, and corporate responsibility efforts, and we couldn’t have done it without our Consultants, Clients, HQ staff, and brand partners. Check out some ways that the better beauty movement advanced last year, thanks in part to your loyalty.
Continue reading “8 ways you helped us make beauty (and the world) better in 2017”
If you’re familiar with The Never List™, you’ll know we never formulate our products with phthalates. (Scientific research shows these chemicals are linked to endocrine disruption and birth defects.) So when we learned the Canadian government recently deemed these chemicals safe for human exposure—despite much evidence to the contrary—we decided to take action.
Continue reading “Why we’re taking a stand against phthalates in Canada”
As part of our mission to get safer products into the hands of everyone, many Beautycounter Consultants actively campaign for safer beauty laws in their home states. This month, we had a chance to reward three leaders who’ve gone above and beyond in their lobbying efforts, bringing them to Washington D.C. to meet with members of Congress.
Continue reading “3 life-changing things our Consultants learned while campaigning on Capitol Hill”
We’ve said it before, but it’s worth repeating—the United States hasn’t passed a major law regulating cosmetic safety since 1938. Yes, this is shocking, but we’re continuing to fight for change. Our latest move: An official endorsement of the Personal Care Products Safety Act (S.1113).
Continue reading “Beautycounter endorses the Personal Care Products Safety Act”
Beautycounter’s passion for safer products doesn’t stop with personal care—we want to see more ingredient transparency in everything we use at home and at work. That’s why we’re thrilled that the Cleaning Product Right to Know Act of 2017 (SB 258) was signed into California law on October 15, requiring manufacturers to disclose cleaning product ingredients for the first time ever.
Continue reading “A major victory just took place in the crusade for safer cleaning products”
