EPISODE · Mar 3, 2019 · 35 MIN
017: The Dark Side Of The Clean Skin Care Industry w/ Rachel Pachivas
from The Healthy Skin Show · host Jennifer Fugo, MS, CNS, Skin Rash Expert
The skincare industry is a complicated one. Very often, even when you are buying products that say they're for sensitive skin or dry skin or eczema, etc., the products you use are not actually serving you. In fact, they could actually be worsening your skin conditions. Especially if the company is "greenwashing" their branding and message to make it look more natural than it really is! Today I'll be talking to Rachel Pachivas, COO of Annmarie Skincare. She keeps the company growing with grace. Since 2012 she has expanded the business while keeping the culture aligned with their values. Her main roles are behind the scenes operations—product research and development, branding and style, budgeting, and HR—all while leading and growing the team, and working to increase education on organics, chemicals, and the skin care industry. Annmarie Skin Care provides organic and wild-crafted skincare to people around the world, with the goal to move harmful chemicals off of the shelves and out of the industry. In this episode, we discuss why your skin products could be causing more triggers, inflammation, and flares. Do you use natural skincare as part of your protocol? Let us know in the comments! In this episode Why mainstream skin products aren't necessarily safe for your skin Why water is the main ingredient in many mainstream skincare products Some harmful chemicals to look out for on skincare product ingredient lists How Annmarie Skincare products differ from mainstream big brands Oils that are good for the skin What is greenwashing? Quotes “I think there is a lot of greenwashing going on and there is a lot of terminology that we think is going to be safe and is going to allow us to use certain products that we see in the drugstore, but no, they're not. The majority of products that we see in drugstores are conventionally made and mass-produced.” [3:32] “Fragrance has phthalates in them, and phthalates are hormone disruptors. Phthalates also cause a whole variety of issues, like diabetes and weight gain and obesity and endocrine disruption.” [7:33] “In our products you definitely will see aloes, oils (carrier oils and seed oils and herb-infused oils) as the bulk of the formula. So you're getting a bottle full of nature, and herbs, and extracts, and things that are constantly nourishing your skin.” [10:09] Links Follow Annmarie Skincare on Facebook! Interested in trying Annmarie Skincare? CLICK HERE to purchase some!Why won't your skin rashes go away? There's a specific reason why the things you try aren't working. Join the LIVE Fix My Skin workshop series to discover YOUR unique root cause combo (clogged liver detox, gut imbalances including candida + parasites) + finally get a plan that works. It's FREE to join.Limited seats - REGISTER NOW at RebuildHealthySkin.com! Ready to figure out your skin’s root causes so you can finally fix your skin + break free from meds + flare ups?My virtual clinic works with adults worldwide struggling with eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, urticaria, hives, dandruff, perioral dermatitis + more.Trusted by 1000+ clients, we get results WITHOUT restrictive elimination diets.Schedule an assessment call at skinrepaircall.com
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The skincare industry is a complicated one. Very often, even when you are buying products that say they're for sensitive skin or dry skin or eczema, etc., the products you use are not actually serving you. In fact, they could actually be worsening your skin conditions. Especially if the company is "greenwashing" their branding and message to make it look more natural than it really is! Today I'll be talking to Rachel Pachivas, COO of Annmarie Skincare. She keeps the company growing with gra...
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