9 Makeup Brands To AVOID (And The 2 That Are Worth It)

9 Makeup Brands To AVOID (And The 2 That Are Worth It)

Makeup seems harmless. A little color, a touch of confidence. Something you've done for decades without a second thought. But for women over fifty, hidden dangers lurk in those pretty compacts. From lead-laced lipsticks to bacteria-filled mascaras and hormone-disrupting chemicals, some of America's most trusted brands are silently threatening your health. Today, we're exposing nine makeup brands you should avoid at all costs. And the two that are actually safe for aging skin.

✅ The 2 Makeup Brands Worth Buying:

🔹 Clinique Even Better Foundation - Dermatologist-developed, allergy-tested, fragrance-free https://www.amazon.com/Clinique-Even-...

🔹 bareMinerals Original Loose Powder Foundation - Talc-free, clean mineral makeup, vegan https://www.amazon.com/bareMinerals-O...

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