On today's episode of the Real Foodology podcast, there is no checks and balances system on cosmetics.

And so whatever is out there on the shelf is being governed by the company that decided to put it out there.

Hi guys, welcome back to another episode of the Real Foodology podcast.

I'm your host, Courtney Swan. I'm an

integrative nutritionist with my Masters of Science in Nutrition and Integrative Health.

And this podcast is about all things, health and wellness. I try to dive into conversations

that I feel like you're not hearing in other places. And my aim and my goal is to help you thrive and feel the best that you can in

your body so you can live a long, healthy life and feel good. Today's episode is with Annie Tevlin

of Skin Owl. Skin Owl is a non-toxic, cruelty-free, conscious plant-based beauty line that was

created as a result of her own journey with cystic

acne. She really didn't want to go on acutane. So she went back to school to study cosmetic

chemistry in her early 30s. And then she began formulating products that eventually healed her

skin. We talk all about her journey with acne. We also talk about what is in conventional beauty

products, what you should look for,

why you want non-toxic and clean beauty products, and so much more. So you guys know I like

to keep these intro short. Let's just dive right into the episode. As always, if you are

loving the podcast, if you could rate and review it, it would mean so much to me. Also,

please share it with your friends, your family. If you want to share it on Instagram, tag me at

Real Foodology. It would mean the world to me, and it helps the show so much. I really appreciate

your support. This is really exciting. Organify now has kid stuff. They just released two

kid products. One is called Easy Greens, and it's a refreshing green

apple juice where kids will never know that it's packed with veggies. And the other one is called

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