Aveda Green Science: USDA Organic for younger looking skin

Beauty Cred on May 21, 2008
Aveda Aveda Green Science Lifting SerumAveda Aveda Green Science Firming Eye CremeAveda Aveda Green Science Line Minimizer

Aveda's long-awaited launch--Green Science--is finally here. The USDA-Organic Green Science system has four products formulated to battle wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin:

1. Aveda Green Science Lifting Serum

2. Aveda Green Science Firming Face Creme

3. Aveda Green Science Firming Eye Creme

4. Aveda Green Science Line Minimizer


If you have already tried these products, tell us--WiWI: Was it Worth it?

--posted by Joy Celine

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Sheena Bonaldi
1 post
29 May 2008

I have been on green science for about four weeks and I love it! It is great for all skin types especially for normal/dry skin types but it also works on sensitive skin , which I have. I think it is a great product. It also works great with the new green science skin re-newal treatment which is only found in Aveda store's but it is a whole new dimension of a facial series along with the at home skin care regimine. I totally recomend it.

Typical Blue Dragon
1 post
7 Jun 2008

I tried the free sample of the lifting serum...and I was totally impressed. I really had no idea that I needed $50.00 face serums until I tried this stuff. I would have to recommend it.

Julie Adams
1 post
2 Jul 2008

I was getting my hair done and glanced in the mirror and noted my skin looked really dry and saggy. The Aveda rep was at the salon that day so I bought the 3 piece green set. Three weeks later I have noticed firmer, better hydrated and less wrinkled skin. Two thumbs up!

Green Beauty
1 post
24 Jul 2008

While kudos to Aveda for finally coming out with an anti-aging skin care product, this is NOT USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC. Aveda's own literature claims the product to be 97% naturally-derived. They do say that some specific ingredients are organic but do not call these specific ingredients out, which are most likely minimal at best. Aveda is a great company, but this an example of green-washing on the part of this uninformed writer. Only products that carry the USDA organic seal can be called USDA-certified organic. This seal means that a at least 95% of ALL ingredients used come from certified-organic sources. Even the source ingredient has to be certified. this is a very high standard which is why so few beauty companies are able to achieve it.

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