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"  Our April issue of Good Housekeeping featured a great piece on the ever-growing class of beauty products that claim to be &amp;quot;all natural&amp;quot;. While there&amp;#039;s no clear definition for the term &amp;quot;natural&amp;quot; in cosmetics, we surveyed 900 readers and found that women are concerned  about preservatives, parabens, synthetic ingredients, and other chemicals in their beauty products. We rounded up products in three major categories, facial moisturizer, mascara, and tinted lip balm, that claim to be natural and examined their ingredient lists, eliminating any that included synthetic dyes or fragrances, petrochemically-derived waxes, and parabens. Each of the remaining cosmetics was then tested by 20 volunteers. If you&amp;#039;re interested in switching to more natural beauty products, here&amp;#039;s what we found are some of your best bets:  Our testers really loved Nature&amp;#039;s Gate Rice Bran Moisturizer ($15). It&amp;#039;s unscented, extremely lightweight, and absorbs into the skin quickly. Honorable Mention: Weleda Iris Hydrating Facial Lotion ($20), which offers a richer feel and more fragrance. Best natural mascara: Lavera Volume Mascara ($20). Panelists found that it didn&amp;#039;t smudge, lasted all day, emphasized their lashes, and was easy to remove. Second Place: 100% Pure Fruit Pigmented Mascara ($18) which has the scent testers liked the best. It also has staying power, yet is easily removed at the end of the day.  Looking for a lip balm with a hint of natural color? Try Burt&amp;#039;s Bees Tinted Lip Balm ($7). Our tests found it hydrated lips and had a texture that was neither &amp;quot;too thick nor too thin&amp;quot;. Honorable mention: Kiss My Face Sheer Organic Shimmer ($5) which gives a bit of sparkle and has a nice peppermint scent.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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