Fake Transparency: Good Molecules' "Nothing to Hide" Ingredient Lists

Good Molecules gave us their ingredient lists with all the percentages for "radical transparency" and asked for feedback. Here's my feedback. Subscribe for videos every fortnight: http://bit.ly/labmuffinyt In this video: What ingredient lists don't tell us What are we getting out of this? What Good Molecules' lists accidentally tell us What could they do for actual transparency? Erratum: Cetearyl alcohol wasn't a great example of a blended material that results in a calculation issue, since it's usually kept as an INCI name on its own, sorry! A better example would be something like Hallstar NCD-20, which has 50-80% cetearyl alcohol and 20-50% ceteareth-20 (the exact percentages are a trade secret). ----ABOUT---- Lab Muffin Beauty Science is a channel by me, Michelle - I'm a chemistry PhD, cosmetic chemist and science educator, here to explain how beauty products work, debunk myths, and help you make smarter decisions about your skincare, hair and makeup! ----FOLLOW---- Blog https://labmuffin.com Instagram https://instagram.com/labmuffinbeautyscience Facebook https://facebook.com/labmuffin Twitter https://twitter.com/labmuffin ------------------------------------- Want smooth, glowing skin? Grab a copy of my FREE Essential Guide to Exfoliation! https://labmuffin.com/exfol ------------------------------------- ----PRODUCTS (affiliate links)---- Niacinamide Brightening Toner https://amzn.to/3niUE4w BHA Clarify Serum https://shop-links.co/cgo3VWTyyWL Overni