Being a thoughtful beauty consumer is harder than it should be. Even if you're committed to buying products that brag about being "clean," "sustainable," and "cruelty-free," there's no oversight around any of these terms. In fact, oftentimes when you see them on labels, they don't mean anything at all. This lack of regulation places the responsibility on you, the shopper, to ensure that what you're buying aligns with your values - making it critically important to educate yourself about beauty marketing and turn your bullshit radar way up in the process. All of this leads us to "ethical sourcing," another one of those buzzy beauty terms that should clue us into a product's merits but . . .
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