What is Stript? Stript is a mineral makeup line that uses natural
and vegan cosmetic formulas which have been literally "stripped" of parabens, artificial oils and fragrances.
Why Stript?
It is VEGAN! Stript does not condone
animal cruelty or animal testing. Stript offers a wide range of vegan and vegan-friendly cosmetic and
animal fur-free applicator brushes. A percentage of each brush sold is donated to ASPCA.
Its 100% PARABEN-FREE! Stript products do not contain
parabens. Parabens are commonly used as a synthetic preservative, but are believed to disrupt normal hormone
function. Parabens are currently under scrutiny within and outside the U.S.
It containsNATURAL PRESERVATIVES! Stript is 100% naturally preserved using plant-derived
Natural Broad Spectrum Microbial Growth Inhibitors such as Naticide (almond derived) and Japanese Honeysuckle.
It
utilizes TALC-FREE NATURAL MINERALS! Stript
ingredients are pharmaceutical grade and provide sheer to full camouflage coverage. Shades blend with
virtually every skin tone and offer non-greasy, water resistant physical sun protection and a line-minimizing,
soft-focus optical effect with no chalky appearance.
It is ARTIFICIAL FRAGRANCE-FREE! All-natural fragrances
such as Vanilla Bean Extract and Sweet Almond Blossom add a light scent to Stript products.
It offers ARTISTIC VERSATILITY.
Stript marine minerals can be blended with water or moisturizer to create long-wearing liquid mineral formulas.
It
uses ECO-FRIENDLY PACKAGING. Stript products are packaged in recyclable plastic
containers. Our unit cartons contain recycled and post consumer materials and are printed with soy ink.
Stript applicators have wooden handles made from sustainable forestry trees. We also use biodegradable
packing materials.
Click on the links below to see larger color swatches. Interested in trying? Schedule
your appointment to try for yourself.
Its 100% PARABEN-FREE! Stript products do not contain
parabens. Parabens are commonly used as a synthetic preservative, but are believed to disrupt normal hormone
function. Parabens are currently under scrutiny within and outside the U.S.
