The Sephora “Clean” seal sounds reassuring, but it doesn’t always mean the formula is truly non toxic or even low tox. Brands can still use broad “fragrance” terms, lake dyes, PEGs, chemical sunscreens, and other ingredients that aren’t fully transparent or gentle. In this video I’m breaking down why it can be misleading, and showing products that meet higher standards for non toxic and low tox living. If you’re trying to clean up your routine, focus on ingredient lists, not the marketing badge.