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04-28-2017, 01:26 AM
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Why 1 Makeup Artist Wants You to Stop Using Organic and Gluten-Free Makeup
 First of all, before you get angry about your celiac disease and tell me about all of the horrible things that happen to you due to your gluten sensitivity, let's get something straight. Unless you intend to drink your foundation, you do **t have to worry. Gluten that is found in Makeup is usually used as a binder, and it is used in trace amounts. That fact coupled with the fact that you are **t ingesting the gluten means that you are safe. Many of you will argue with me, I k**w. To be sure, I spoke to a representative from Beyond Celiac, an organization dedicated to helping people navigate their life with celiac disease and/or gluten sensitivities. The expert told me that "current research indicates that gluten can**t be absorbed through the skin. People with celiac disease need to be careful with cosmetics that may be accidentally ingested, such as lipstick or if they have open skin legions. If a person with celiac disease develops a skin reaction to a product, it is likely due to a separate, unrelated reaction to an ingredient in the product." This was music to my ears and it should be to yours, too! One less thing to worry about. **w on to the whole Organic obsession everyone has. I am **t quite sure what people are trying to prove by switching over to Organic Makeup and skin care. As a Makeup Artist at a beauty counter, I get a lot of requests for natural products. And if one more person - who is wearing leather boots and drinking a Diet Coke out of a styrofoam cup from McDonalds - asks me for Organic makeup, I am going to scream. I really want to k**w what you hope to achieve by this new mission besides **t looking as gorgeous as modern tech**logy would allow you to. All I k**w is, since this craze began, women's skin has never been drier. Somewhere along the way, people started spreading a rumor that you can just throw away your Chanel Sublimage Night Cream and replace it with coconut oil. Coconut oil is **t a night cream. Sorry. The person who started this rumor was very misinformed. **w we are all misinformed, and our skin feels and looks like sandpaper. (Well, some of us. These are just my opinions and observations.) I k**w that you all watched an episode of Dr. Oz about parabens and chemicals, and **w you are determined to only use Organic products. But there are some things to consider about this decision. The wearability of most Organic makeups isn't great. You might find that the Makeup doesn't sit well on your skin, doesn't last through the day, smudges off around your eyes, and doesn't last long in your drawer. This is the trade-off when you rid yourself of modern tech**logy. I, personally, am **t a fan of much in the Organic Makeup department. The thought of wearing Makeup made out of beets and almond oil doesn't appeal to me. I am far too vain for that. I need my Makeup to be its best and I need it to last the day, because I don't want to reapply. I am confused by those of you who choose to wear natural Makeup - with mascara made from wheat-grass and coal running down your face - all in the name of being "organic." I k**w there are several convincing reasons for your choice. Apparently, some of the ingredients used in ****rganic Makeup are hurting the rainforests. I am sorry to say, I am **t going to walk around looking bad for the rainforests, sorry. A**ther concern is that many brands of Makeup utilize animal-testing to achieve their perfect formulas. This, I can understand, may be disturbing to consumers. Related 10 Cruelty-Free Beauty Brands We Can Get Behind Also, a few years back, the news alerted us that parabens, used as preservatives in Makeup and skin care, were found to be "endocrine-disruptors" that could cause hormone-driven cancers in women. So - paraben-free Makeup that 500 bunnies didn't die for and is made up of mostly natural ingredients - makes sense. Yet we have to choose wisely and **t get too carried away. We have a lot to worry about as we are inundated with news articles and social media posts de**uncing chemicals and parabens and talc. We want to look beautiful, and yet we don't want to die. It's a real dilemma. I have found a few great products that are cruelty-free, paraben-free, and made from mostly natural ingredients that actually work! We can use some of these products and feel like we are doing our part for the rainforests, the lab rats, and ourselves. Maybe we won't be dedicating ourselves to a life of Organic hemp and charcoal makeup, but we can sleep soundly at night k**wing that we are wearing some pretty safe stuff. Here are my top five picks:
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