Come Clean Blog

March is Women’s History Month, and while we celebrate women all day every day here at C’est Moi, this month is extra special to us. Each March, C’est Moi donates 20% of our profits to our philanthropic partner, Step Up Women’s Network. Step Up Women’s Network inspires professional women to empower teen girls through after-school and weekend mentorship programs. C’est Moi believes deeply in equipping the next generation of young women to excel in whichever profession they choose, and we feel honored to work with Step Up to help them do just that. At a recent Step Up Event, we asked the young women present...

When most of us think of marshmallows, we think of roasting white fluffy confections, but did you know marshmallow is way more than a sweet treat? Marshmallow root is amazing for your skin and is one of the star ingredients in our newest innovative mask, Mellow Marshmallow White Clay Facial Mask. Marshmallow extract, coconut oil and white clay team up together to balance, refine and hydrate. We are pumped to drop some knowledge about these powerful natural ingredients and how to use this revolutionary new mask! MORE ABOUT THE INGREDIENTS Here at C’est Moi, we have made it our mission...

Anna and Elsa. Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Pooh and Tigger. This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating some of our favorite powerful pairs. But you may be wondering, what exactly do these iconic couples have to do with skincare?   Just like C’est Moi’s skincare duos, the partners mentioned above are amazing alone, but they’re even more powerful together! Get to know what they do, why we paired these items together and how to use them for ultimate results in this blog post! Deep Clean Duo The Deep Clean Duo is a tag-team of cleansers that keep skin clean, clear and smooth. Our...

This week, a new documentary exposing the ugly side of the beauty industry was released on Amazon and iTunes. Award-winning Toxic Beauty follows the class action lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and the personal stories of the plaintiffs; women with cancer fighting for justice in a race against time with this deadly disease.One of Toxic Beauty’s main subjects is Boston University medical student, Mymy Nguyen. The documentary also follows Mymy’s human experiment as she measures her chemical body burden from over 27 products while scientists monitor her shocking results. We chatted with Mymy about her experience in the documentary and how...