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Basically, she just wants to know what’s been proven to work. “There’s a misconception that things in a lab are ‘harsh,’ and that ‘clean beauty’ is good for all skin,” she explains. “While there are plenty of terrible synthetic ingredients one should avoid, the same can be said for what’s found in nature. I’m not out here waiting on a lemon crop to get my vitamin C. L-ascorbic developed in a lab will do just fine (and is cleaner, in my opinion, because you don’t have to deal with farming issues.)”

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https://www.girl.com.au/jules-sebastian-what-does-beauty-mean-to-you-interview.htm

Beautiful You Australia challenges definition of beauty by launching new nationwide campaign . .What Does Beauty Mean To You?

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https://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/g28719205/dark-spot-corrector-remover/

They’re like the Houdini of skincare products.

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