Organic cosmetics/bath products- what are your favs?

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Angela W.

Jul 7, 2012

Angela W.

I've recently starting working for a company called Maximized Living and they're all about natural, organic products. I really want to start switching over to organic but I don't want to give up quality and with organics being a little pricey, I'd love some advice before I buy. Do you guys have any favorites??

Sana R.

Jul 11, 2012

Sana R.

Try out Lush. All of their products are all natural and handmade. They have bath/body products and makeup as well. I'm a recent converter and I have to say, I've become obsessed with their lip tints. They're extremely moisturizing and the color lasts so long! Also, I love their shower gels because they come in great fragrances, don't irritate my sensitive skin, and can also be used as a shampoo. I never have to wear perfume when I use Lush shower gels because the scent will seriously linger on your skin until your next shower without being overwhelming. I've gotten so many compliments about how I smell ever since I started using them!

Lush Website: http://www.lushusa.com/

Angela W.

Jul 15, 2012

Angela W.

I love Lush! I'm actually already addicted to many of their products : ). I also really like Burts Bees and Alba, but that's about the limit of my natural product knowledge. Definitely looking to expand my organic horizons...... any more tips would be greatly appreciated!

Olivia N.

Jan 27, 2013

Olivia N.

I love LUSH it is the best!!

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