what's actually happening
The least glamorous products on the site, but these can indirectly affect your skin through disruptions the ingredients can cause to your health.
Dish soap is a degreaser. That's the job, and it's good at it, which is why hands that do the dishes crack in winter. All-purpose spray goes on the counter, which touches the food that goes into your mouth, and spraying it means you're breathing it.
Natural means nothing on a cleaning label. Nobody defines it and nobody checks it. Antibacterial does mean something — usually something a kitchen doesn't need, nor does your immune system. Hot water, vinegar, lemon, and soap can accomplish the same thing without the harmful health effects.
None of this is sexy, but it is impactful. It's a short list of things you swap once and then never think about again.
the routine
Clean up your kitchen with dish soap, pods, & counter spray.
Smooth Sali
salicylic acid and green tea cleansing g
The only exfoliant you need. Once, in the evening.
Routine Skincare Set
all three, together
$117.00 bought separately. Add the kit below and it comes down again.
things worth doing
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Open a window when you spray anything.
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Wear gloves for a sink full of dishes. Unglamorous. Works.
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Look under your sink before you buy more. Most people already have three of something.
things you can stop
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Reaching for the antibacterial version by default.
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Assuming “natural” on the front means anything. Read the back.
