The Sephora sale starts today and runs till the z and offers a wonderful opportunity to increase savings when purchasing makeup, skincare, and hair care products.
But just because there’s a sale doesn’t mean you should purchase without great thought of intent and sustainability.
As many know, here at The Petite Bijou, we’ve been transitioning to use more clean beauty products in our daily lives. Many modern day makeup, skincare, and hair care brands use harmful chemicals that can cause many health problems.
My favorite doctor, Dr. Mark Hyman has this to say about the chemicals found in these brands:
“Those chemicals include parabens, phthalates, synthetic colors, formaldehyde, fragrances, and propylene glycol to help them look and smell nice, in addition to preserving their shelf life.” – Dr. Mark Hyman
Not only are there harmful chemicals, but many brands also test on animals. And many bloggers (myself included) have promoted these brands without this knowledge.
That’s why today we are sharing the best CLEAN BEAUTY products to buy during the Sephora Sale.
Keep reading to learn more about how the sale works and what products we recommend. Shop this post simply by clicking an image you see of the time you wish to view more information about. When you support the blog by purchasing through our links, you support brands that matter and make a difference.
Featured Brands
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REN Clean Skincare
This amazing brand was introduced to me by YouTube Laura Young. REN does amazing skincare products that are cruelty free and vegan. I have tried, purchased, and loved their Clean Screen Mattifying Face Sunscreen SPF 30 and also their Keep Young And Beautiful™ Instant Firming Beauty Shot which is very firming. Both of these products are perfect under makeup. Check out what else I recommend from them below.
Youth To The People
Youth To The People is a revolutionary clean beauty brand that has quickly become a favorite amongst consumers. After receiving a sample of their Adaptogen Deep Moisture Cream with Ashwagandha + Reishi, I was an instant fan! his particular cream left my face very soft when I woke up in the morning and felt more energizing. They also make a great cleanser, the Superfood Antioxidant Cleanser which is highly rated for clearing pores.
Tarte Cosmetics
Although not considered an all clean beauty brand, Tarte Cosmetics is changing the clean beauty makeup game! They’re one of the only big makeup brands who have started producing clean makeup and skincare products that are quickly becoming mainstream. I for one love their very buildable SEA Water Foundation Broad Spectrum SPF 15. And also frequently reach for their SEA Surfer Curl™ Volumizing Mascara. But they have other great clean makeup and skincare products that are competitively priced. See below.
TATCHA
This Japanese brand was my first venture into clean beauty. I purchased the TATCHA famous Water Cream after seeing some great reviews on it last year. I took it with me for my road trip to Texas and you would not believe how flawless my skin looked with all the weather changes I experienced. Although expensive, their Silk Cream is supposedly magical and gives you the most radiant glow! Someone told me they don’t need a primer after using that cream. Check out more TATCHA products below.
How to Shop the Sephora Spring Sale
There are three tiers if you sign up for a Sephora account (sign up for free here) — Rouge, VIB, and Insider
Rouge members can get 20% off from April 17 to May 1 with the code SPRINGSAVE (use for each tier)
VIB members will get 15% off from April 21 to April 29
Insider members (no prior spending required) will get 10% off from April 23 to April 27.
Sign up for your Sephora account today to get these deals! Sephora really doesn’t do sales often and the next big one will be closer to Black Friday. Now is the perfect time to stock up on your beauty favorites.
Have you tried any clean beauty products avaliable at Sephora? What have you tried and can you recommend something for us all? Please leave a comment below if you can! It would be most helpful.
