Beauty ingredients

These are the claims you can — and can't — trust.

In this week's Ask a Beauty Editor series, beauty editor Hana Hong explains the right order to apply skincare products like vitamin C, retinol, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, AHAs/BHAs, sunscreen, and more.

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Vitamin C is one of beauty’s best-loved ingredients when it comes to treating a host of issues, from dullness and dark spots to fine lines and inflammation

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Clean beauty, just like “clean eating”, has become a popular buzzword in the realm of wellness. It is meant to describe cosmetics formulated without harmful ingredients. Unfortunately, clean beauty is a term that is not officially defined nor regulated anywhere in the world. Any retailer or brand can make a “clean beauty” claim with no oversight. The same goes for “natural,” “green,” and “eco” that are used to market and greenwash potentially harmful products. Photo courtesy of @hali.mason