A Clean-Beauty Expert Told Me to Order These 16 Products From Amazon

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These days, we're more aware than ever of the ingredients we're putting on our skin. The clean-beauty movement had a lot to do with that, in my case. Awareness is half the battle, and beauty brands pointing out what isn't in their products has been a big wake-up call to me to start checking labels. While my beauty routine admittedly isn't entirely clean, I'm on a frequent quest to add more nontoxic beauty products to my rotation, but I need help.

As you know, there are more clean-beauty products to choose from than ever these days. While that's great, more options means a greater margin of error, so I reached out to Manon von Csiky-Sessoms for a little guidance. She's the founder of The Clean Beauty Code, where she gives reviews on new products and finds clean dupes for popular items. (She also has a YouTube channel where she really goes into detail.) 

Amazon happens to be a treasure trove of clean-beauty products from both mainstream brands and excellent under-the-radar ones. Manon gave me all the intel on her 16 favorite clean-beauty products to buy from the mega-retailer, and you're going to want them all after you hear what she has to say. Keep scrolling to start filling your cart with her expert recommendations.

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