conscious living
Note: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about this, click here. Thank you for supporting The Curious Button! Phew, the big day has come and gone, and now I can finally take a breath again. The wedding was amazing – lots of fun, laughter, dancing, and it was just so great to have
Note: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about this, click here. Thank you for supporting The Curious Button! When I first decided to start swapping out makeup products with safer alternatives that were more natural, mascara was not first on my list. Unlike other beauty products, many of which I use infrequently,
I’ve been lucky enough to not really need to think about skin care all that much for most of my life. Sure, I had a few pimples here and there in my teen years (and still do when I get super stressed), and my eczema still pops up to say hello a few times in
So here’s the deal: I want those “Kylie Jenner lips” and will be tempted to buy whatever drugstore product promises it. But if you’re also on the path to becoming a conscious consumer, your makeup bag is going to need a detox!
When I think about what it means to have practice simple beauty, here’s what comes to mind: I want products that are effective, but also all-natural, easy to find, inexpensive, and that work double or triple duty, so that I can get more out of less.
If you’re following me on Instagram, then you know that I’ve recently started reading Magnifeco by Kate Black, which the cover of the book states is “your head-to-toe guide to ethical fashion and non-toxic beauty”. Now I just finished the first chapter, which focuses on beauty, but let me tell you, this book is so, so, so much more.