These natural anti-aging skin care products actually work

Whether you want to incorporate a few natural anti-aging skin care products or overhauling your routine, navigating the natural beauty space can be overwhelming. Luckily, there are retailers aiming to empower consumers to make the right decisions when it comes to shopping for beauty products.

Case in point: Credo Beauty. Dubbed as the Sephora of natural beauty, the retailer takes its commitment to selling products with safe ingredients seriously. "Consumers today are more informed and more empowered, and they are demanding transparency about their products, including information on ingredient sources," Michelle Connelly, Director of Merchandising and Planning at Credo Beauty tells Yahoo Lifestyle.

Each product on Credo's site has a complete list of ingredients with detailed information on each one. While the brand has banned all the ingredients on its "Dirty List," it also believes that not all synthetics are considered bad because after all water is a chemical. "Credo allows many safe synthetic or naturally-derived ingredients, as long as they are not included on our Dirty List," explains Connelly. "Sometimes a synthetic ingredient can be a more sustainable or stable alternative to a natural source."

When it comes to skin care, Connelly says, "The biggest misconception is that natural products aren’t effective." She notes that there are a lot of powerful ingredients that are naturally-derived and the industry is constantly innovating. "Many common skincare ingredients found in conventional products, such as vitamins and acids, have a plethora of natural sources that can be used in skincare products."

Ahead, shop some of the best natural anti-aging skin care products that are among Credo's best-sellers.

Beuti Skincare Beauty Sleep Elixir ($65)

This supercharged “sleep elixir” is formulated with 14 plant oils — including camellia, chia seed and seabuckthorn fruit berry — to nourish skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines and even skin tone.

Goop Exfoliating Instant Facial ($42)

Made with alpha and beta hydroxy acids and plant-based beads to sweep away dead skin, this exfoliating polish reveals brighter, softer skin in just one use.

Herbivore Botanicals Lapis Facial Oil ($72)

Believe it or not, this oil was made for those with oily, acne-prone skin. It helps balance skin, reducing blemishes and evens out skin tone using blue tansy and jojoba oil.

Josh Rosebrook Nutrient Day Cream with SPF 30 ($85)

Rich in skin-nourishing oils, aloe vera leaf juice, shea butter and 12 percent zinc oxide this moisturizer is the crème de la crème of day creams.

Marie Veronique Vitamin C, E + Ferulic Acid Serum ($90)

It’s gentle enough for sensitive skin and rich in antioxidants so this serum will deliver serious results including brighter, more radiant skin.

One Love Organics Vitamin B Enzyme Cleansing Oil + Makeup Remover ($42)

This cleanser goes above and beyond to remove makeup and impurities while maintaining skin’s natural moisture and pH balance.

Alpyn Beauty Alpyn PlantGenius Survival Serum ($68)

Hailing form the mountains surrounding Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this serum’s PlantGenius complex works with other botanicals to hydrate and even tone and texture for younger-looking skin.

Saint Jane Beauty Luxury Beauty Serum ($125)

With 500mg of full spectrum hemp oil, this omega-rich serum is rich in essential fatty acids to boost radiance and soothe skin.

Ursa Major Golden Hour Recovery Cream ($48)

If you’re looking for a rich cream that provides deep hydration, look no further. This night cream is packed with antioxidants, vitamins A, C and E, and essential fatty acids to promote rejuvenated skin.

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