15 Cult Organic Beauty Bloggers You Need To Follow Now

By Simona Campli

In all honesty, Eluxe’s beauty section rocks. We cover some areas that few others do, and our beauty articles, like Our Top Natural Shampoos,  Natural Alternatives to Botox and the Best Natural Hair Dyes, are also some of our most popular. We never accept sponsored beauty posts, and even when we get free stuff, we review it honestly.

But there are plenty of other voices in the realm of organic and natural beauty, and they have a lot of interesting information to share. From teaching you about which cosmetic ingredients are the best (and worst) to introducing you to  new products and makeup techniques, finding a good  beauty blog could literally change your life.

Here, we’ve found 15 Organic Beauty Bloggers who have gained a cult following thanks to their vast knowledge, awesome beauty advice and gorgeous photography. When we say ‘organic’, we use that term a bit loosely – all the bloggers mention at least a little about organic beauty, but not everything they cover is necessarily organic; rather, we selected them based on their holistic, natural approach to beauty.

So why not pay them a visit, and in the comments section below, let us know if we missed anyone!

1.  Organic Beauty Blogger

Blogger’s name: Inga

Bio: With a real passion for non-toxic beauty, Inga offers very detailed and practical reviews of a variety of organic beauty products with a particular focus on cost-effectiveness.

We Love: Inga’s beauty routines: she’s really good at teaching viewers how to introduce the products in your everyday beauty regime.

2.  Skin Care Central

Blogger’s name:   Katherine Johnson

Bio: A relatively new blog, Skin Care Central was created to make clean and healthy skincare options accessible to everyone on one easy platform. The blog provides health and beauty advice that helps them to switch over to more natural brands.

We love: It’s a great place to not only help with your skin needs, but to also learn what causes certain skin ailments, such as acne and even scarring.

3.  Beauty By Britanie

Blogger’s name: Britanie

Bio: Britanie’s dedication to a clean and detox life comes from her personal struggle with several chronic illnesses. After learning to detox her system via changing what she puts into her body, it soon dawned on her that what she put on to it counted, too – including skincare and makeup. She has also co-created the  Bohemian Natural MakeUp Collection  with Modern Minerals and Lotus Wei.

We Love:  Her DIY Beauty section. This is a great demonstration of the truly ‘handmade and natural’ beauty approach in practice

4.  OneLove Organics

 

Blogger’s name: Suzanne

Bio: This is the blog of Suzanne’s luxury skincare brand that she created based on the philosophy of Less is More and the love for beauty rituals. With the support of her loving husband Chase, her dream to pass on the knowledge she gained through many years of experience in the sector was realised through the creation of  her natural and organic products.

We love: Her absolutely awesome  video tutorial section. Watch & learn!

5. Organic Beauty Talk

Blogger’s name: Brandie

Bio: Organic is Best. Brandie Gilliam really believes it and that is why her beauty blog actually covers more than beauty. You can find reviews of her travels, natural products for pets, eco-friendly homeware as well as interviews with green experts.

We love:    The men’s section! Why hasn’t anyone thought of that before? Here, you can share your organic love with your partner, dad, brother and male friends too.

6.  Natural Beauty Workshop

Blogger’s name: Mary Helen

Bio: Mary Helen is a true beauty  star! As the name of this natural and skincare blog suggests, it is a place to learn how to create your own organic beauty products made of unique combinations of ingredients from scratch. Never fear, the recipes are very well explained, so even a beauty novice can create some amazing stuff.

We love:  In-depth profiles of the most interesting of ingredients such as Vanilla Bourbon CO2 extract or Rose Hip Seed Oil.

7. Sara Steele

Blogger’s name: Sarah

Bio: Sarah is an organic hair stylish by day, but a green beauty blogger by night. Born with a conscience to do better, she fell in love with the environment and living as ethically and sustainably as possible, in all aspects of her life. Her blog is a platform to those organic beauty products; from sharing soy candles to organic lipsticks, her blog is a treasure trove for organic lovers.  

We love:  Occasionally Sarah will share honest skincare reviews and insights into items that she’s recently purchased and loved, and we adore her honesty.  

8.  Mademoiselle Nature

Blogger’s name: Mademoiselle Nature is the handle she goes by…we don’t know her real name!

Bio: The creation of a Biochemistry/Cell Biology PhD, this blog backs its reasons for avoiding certain ingredients with hard scientific facts. Here, you’ll find concrete knowledge about beauty products that  may just blow your mind.

We Love:  The tips section is full of honest advice that will help guide you towards making better beauty choices.

9. Nephriticus

Blogger’s name: Jade    

Bio: This is a super fun blog made with love by a young natural lifestyle lover. She doesn’t claim to have professional expertise; just  a strong passion for  healthy living.  Her  fresh writing style, enthusiasm and friendly tone makes this a blog you’ll want to visit every day.  

We love:  Her simple, honest advice and approach to beauty.

10.  Smells Like A Green Spirit

Blogger’s name: Liz.

BIO: Using the writer’s words “Switching to a greener and more eco-conscious way of life seems like a daunting and confusing task at first, but once you take the leap you won’t go back.  “ Next to Beauty and Make Up, Liz navigates her readers through Food and Wellbeing tips. The general atmosphere of the blog is very personal and fun, it seems truly you’re having a chat with a close friend while discovering the best selection of green and sustainable products.

LOOK UP FOR: The Little Gems category, the writer’s best finds of the web’s artisanal online beauty shops.

11.  Let’s Talk About Green

Blogger’s name: Julie

Bio: This is an usual blog in the sense that it’s bilingual – English and French. French Canadian blogger Julie ensures her readers that she never accepts sponsorships for articles, so all the opinions are her very own.

We love: Hailing from Quebec, Canada, Julie has some interesting products here that you won’t find on other sites, and sells some of them in her online shop, too. You’re almost guaranteed to find a new product you’ll love!

12. NatuRia Beauty

Blogger’s name:  Ria,  as in ‘NatuRia’.

Bio: Naturia Beauty is a kind of sharing economy applied to blogging, with an ever-growing community of green supporters that exchange tips and products thanks to the beauty swaps.

We Love: The empties reviews. Ria is a very conscious consumer so finishing a product doesn’t necessarily mean she loved it! The good and bad points of each product are discussed frankly and honestly.

13. The Green Product Junkie

Blogger’s name: Katie

Bio: A true native New Yorker, Katie has turned an obsession on everything green and non-toxic in a very practical blog. Along with in-depth presentations of beauty, makeup and homeware green products, she rewards her readers with great news about sales and promotions.

We Love:  It may be slightly off topic, the ECO HOME section is filled with well-curated information for a helping you to get a more fully eco-friendly lifestyle.

14. Call It Vanity

 

Blogger’s names:  Sabrina and Mayah

Bio: The friends who run  Call it Vanity have  no shame in admitting their total obsession for beauty and makeup. Their strong commitment to quality and natural ingredients gives their readers the best mix of trendy yet green choices.

We Love: The list of Do’s and Dont’s on How to Go Green.

15. Living Pretty Naturally

Blogger’s name: Kate

Bio: Kate’s passion for natural living and holistic health is apparently inspired by her mom. Aw! Kate  really knows her stuff – she’s fully versed not only on which ingredients really work for you in skincare and makeup, but also on which ones are to be avoided, not only in beauty products, but household cleaning products, too.

We Love:  There’s a ton of great info here, covering fitness, cleaning your home healthily and recipes too.

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