Why is Rare Beauty Not Labeled as ‘Clean’ at Sephora?

Ever wondered about the labels you see on beauty products at Sephora? Specifically, have you asked yourself, ‘Why isn’t Rare Beauty marked as clean at Sephora?’ Let’s dive into this question with a playful yet informative approach.

So, when scoping out the beauty aisles or scrolling online, one might ponder, ‘What’s the deal with Rare Beauty and the clean label at Sephora?’

Understanding the ‘Clean at Sephora’ Label

‘Clean at Sephora’ is a special tag given to products that are formulated without certain harmful ingredients. While Rare Beauty is vegan and cruelty-free, not being labeled as ‘clean’ doesn’t mean it’s unsafe. It’s all about the ingredients list and Sephora’s specific standards.

Rare Beauty focuses on being safe, vegan, and cruelty-free. The brand doesn’t make the ‘Clean at Sephora’ cut simply because of the definitions and standards set by Sephora, which are pretty strict. Remember, not being labeled as clean doesn’t imply a product is harmful or not safe.

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