Ideally less is better. Every other day at the most.

The two hair care lines I carry…Kavella and Reverie are vegan. Beautycounter’s FAQ has a list of their vegan products. I also have a hair color called Hairprint that is vegan. Wella hair color is not vegan.

At Beautycounter, we’ve committed to a health and safety standard that goes well beyond what is legally required in the United States. The Never List™ is made up of more than 1,500 questionable or harmful chemicals that we never use as ingredients in our products. This includes the over 1,400 chemicals banned or restricted in personal care products by the European Union, plus additional chemicals screened by Beautycounter and found to be of concern.

Absolutely. For purchase of Beautycounter I can take a check or cash or you can shop directly online at my Beautycounter Website.

The 2 hair care lines I carry…Kavella and Reverie are gluten-free. Beautycounter’s FAQ has a list of their gluten-free products. I also have a hair color called Hairprint that is gluten-free. Wella hair color is not gluten-free.

The EWG VERIFIED: For Your Health™ mark will help shoppers quickly and easily identify personal care products, including cosmetics, that meet EWG’s strictest standards while shopping in stores and online. Items bearing the mark must score in the “green” range in EWG’s Skin Deep® cosmetics database and meet additional criteria set by EWG scientists. Beautycounter products are EWG verified.

This all depends on the weather, your hair type, skin type, and the treatments. Generally I recommend to do a hair treatment at least once a month. Skin should be exfoliated 1-2 times a week with a mask 1-2 times a month.

There are only 30 ingredients banned in the US. We have over 1800 on our Never List.