Best Whole Foods Skincare That You Should Know

So there you have it! I hope this post provided you with some good skincare items to purchase from Whole Foods. I know not everyone has a Whole Foods near them, but if you do and are looking to switch to cleaner skincare, it’s a great place to start. As always if you have a product you want to see reviewed or a holy grail product you love, feel free to drop it in the comments below. Next up… a Target skincare Haul! Best Whole Foods Skincare.

Best Whole Foods Skincare That You Should Know

1. Evan Healy

By far, in my opinion, Evan Healy offers the most value at Whole Foods. Although the costs are not low, you get a lot more than you pay for because the products are of the highest caliber. What I appreciate about Evan Healy is that you can test out a variety of goods before buying a full size by purchasing one of their trial kits, which are available for roughly $35. One of the most difficult aspects of clean beauty is that no one wants to spend money on products that don’t work or will cause them to break out. For this reason, I’m a huge fan of Evan Healy.

2. Acure Skincare

I would be wealthy if I had a nickel for each direct communication about Acure that I receive. I can say that Acure’s ingredients are good, but their cost is without a doubt the best out there. Comparing the ratios of natural to synthetic ingredients, some of their goods perform better than others. Just keep it simple and bear in mind that many of their items contain alcohol. When deciding to move to more natural products, their single-origin oils are among the most cost-effective options accessible.

3. Cocokind Skincare

I lied, I probably get more DMs about Cocokind than I do about Acure – likely because Cocokind has a pretty dedicated cult following. When it comes to simplicity of ingredients and organic options available, Cocokind is king. I so badly want to like this brand for my skin, but as someone whose skin is sensitive to coconut oil (even the fractionated kind), I strongly object to it being listed as the first component in some of their goods. With coconut oil, I just cannot moisturize (albeit I can still wash and wipe off!). Although I believe they have a far wider selection of products on their website, I was unable to use or like many of the items they had in stock at Whole Foods. However if your skin isn’t sensitive, I highly recommend checking them out because they offer some really wonderful stuff!

4. Juice Beauty

Indeed, Juice Beauty is a more expensive brand that is available at Whole Foods. I generally like their products, even if, like some of the others, you do need to read the ingredient list to make sure you’re okay with everything. Yet, in general, I value the fact that you’re getting more than just one oil or chemical from plants. Juice Beauty is a wonderful option if you want the look and feel of more expensive skincare without paying the price (it still isn’t cheap though!).

5. Trilogy Skincare

Trilogy is a good mid-range option in my opinion. Nonetheless, you can generally feel good about the products and know you’re getting some wonderful, skin-supporting chemicals. With Juice Beauty, you still need to read the ingredients. Also, they sell some of the most affordable organic rosehip seed oil! While not all of Trilogy’s products are my favorites, I rely on them for high-quality, moderately more inexpensive skincare even though not all of their products are.

6. Hippie Skincare

Another top-notch intermediate choice. Several of the more upmarket brands available at Credo Beauty are undoubtedly more expensive, although not being the most expensive. If you’re looking for a high-quality serum that won’t break the bank but isn’t so cheap it’s loaded with fillers, Hippie will quickly become your go-to. I think I’m obsessed with serum exfoliants!

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