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Is "clean beauty" just a marketing scam to make you pay more for shorter shelf life?
With the cost of living rising and consumers becoming more ingredient-savvy, the 'clean beauty' label is increasingly questioned as a premium-priced marketing tactic rather than a genuine safety standard. Cast your vote and share your take on whether it's worth the extra cost.
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