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The Lazy Girl's Guide to a Natural Beauty Regimen

Love the idea of incorporating more homemade and natural treatments into your beauty routine, but just don't have the time?

Love the idea of incorporating more homemade and natural treatments into your beauty routine, but just don't have the time? There's an easier way. By dint of necessity, I've come across several different ways to use raw, natural ingredients into my beauty routine without expending much in the way of actual effort. And sometimes, as I've realized, general indolence even helps. Want to succeed in going green without really trying? Then just keep reading.

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Five Eco-Friendly Products For Scoring a Fresh Makeup Look

Now more than ever, it's easy to go green in your makeup routine.

Now more than ever, it's easy to go green in your makeup routine. We've found five sustainably produced, paraben- and phthalate-free products that are as good for you as they are for the planet. From affordable finds at the drugstore to indie-brand splurges, there's something here that's bound to appeal. Take a look, and let us know what you think.

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Gisele Bündchen Clarifies Her Sunscreen Is "Poison" Statement

By now, you've likely heard that Gisele Bündchen has taken a lot of flak after recently making an antisunscreen comment, saying, "I cannot put this poison on my skin .

By now, you've likely heard that Gisele Bündchen has taken a lot of flak after recently making an antisunscreen comment, saying, "I cannot put this poison on my skin . . . I do not use anything synthetic." As you can imagine, her words sparked an uproar within the medical community, with Dolival Loao of Brazil's National Cancer Institute noting that sunscreen is beneficial for its ability to prevent cancer. He said, "This is not any poison, when a public person makes a statement like this, it creates confusion."

And now, Gisele has clarified the controversial statement through her publicist, Amber Clapp. Amber tells StyleList, "Gisele would never say not to use sunscreen because she has had family members who have had skin cancer. She simply stated that her all-natural skin-care [Sejaa] line does not have SPF because there is not an all natural SPF available." Instead, Gisele wears sun protection free of PABA, retinyl palmitate, parabens, and oxybenzone, and explained on her blog, "I do use sunblock but also I try my best not to be exposed to the sun when it is too strong."

What do you think? Do Gisele's latest explanations make up for her original remarks or are you more confused than ever?