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Ingredients banned by Clean Beauty
The Clean Beauty is not just a trend, it's a genuine commitment to healthier, more respectful formulations. One of the key principles of this approach is the choice of ingredients - and above all the exclusion of certain components deemed harmful or superfluous.
So what does Clean Beauty really ban?
Controversial ingredients in cosmetics
Some substances, although commonly used in the cosmetics industry, raise questions about their safety or ecological impact. Clean Beauty chooses to avoid them, as a precaution and out of respect for the skin.
Here is a non-exhaustive list of ingredients that are often overlooked:
Parabens: preservatives suspected of being endocrine disruptors.
Silicones: provide a pleasant texture but can suffocate the skin and pollute the environment.
Sulphates (SLS, SLES): aggressive foaming agents that can weaken the skin barrier.
Phtalates: present in certain perfumes, potentially hormone-disrupting.
Mineral oils: derived from petrochemicals, occlusive and not very environmentally friendly.
Synthetic dyes and fragrances: sometimes irritating or allergenic.
Why avoid these components?
Avoiding these ingredients means protecting your skin's health, limiting exposure to controversial substances and reducing the ecological footprint of the skincare products you use every day.
Clean Beauty seeks above all to preserve skin quality with transparent, tested and safe formulas.
🌿 Lucia Rapetti: conscious cosmetics
At Lucia Rapetti, our skincare products are formulated with rigorously selected and tested active ingredients. We favour dermo-compatible ingredients, avoiding all controversial substances, to offer your skin effectiveness, safety and gentleness.
👉 Explore our Clean Beauty range and discover skincare products designed to respect the skin while meeting the real needs of your epidermis.
