Kourtney Kardashian is in DC to lobby members of congress in Washington D.C. on Tuesday in a bid to regulate and reform laws on cosmetics.
The 39-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star and mother of three attended a news conference before testifying.
She dressed in suit for the occasion.
Kourtney Kardashian, a reality television personality and fashion and glamour entrepreneur, attends a news conference in support of personal care products legislation, the Personal Care Products Safety Act, introduced a year ago, on Capitol Hill in Washington
The bill, sponsored by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, seeks to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and provide enhanced oversight on cosmetics and personal care products
Kourtney previously discussed the impressive list of banned products in the Kardashian beauty range, saying, ‘I am slowly changing my beauty products over to safer choices
She’s in DC in support of personal care products legislation, the Personal Care Products Safety Act, introduced a year ago, on Capitol Hill in Washington which seeks to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and provide enhanced oversight on cosmetics and personal care products.
On Monday she filmed herself touching down in the nation’s capital.
Making no secret of her love of all things natural, it is little surprise that Kourtney, who has just launched a cosmetics collaboration with half-sister Kylie, holds the cause close to her heart.
Insiders claim Kourtney is being followed by KUWTK cameras and producers, who have booked blocks of hotel rooms for the trip, as she prepares for the meeting to attempt to see a rise in environmentally friendly produce.
Kourtney previously discussed the impressive list of banned products in the Kardashian beauty range. Speaking to Cricket’s Circle, she previously said: ‘I am slowly changing my beauty products over to safer choices.
The mother of three is longtime advocate for natural products with no chemicals
She paired her black pantsuit with a pair of black leather boots
She took a moment to pose for a photo with Hill staffers
‘I make sure that our products for Kardashian Beauty are made of non-toxic ingredients — our list of banned substances is longer than the list at Whole Foods, which makes me feel really proud.’
The eldest of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters is a staunch advocate for a dairy-free, gluten-free organic diet while also playing close attention to her skincare routine.
Au naturel: Making no secret of her love of all things natural, it is little surprise that Kourtney, who has just launched a cosmetics collaboration with half-sister Kylie, holds the cause close to her heart
Her number one cosmetic is Manuka Doctor honey, which she has promoted to the extent of gaining the title of brand ambassador.
In a 2013 episode of KUWTK, she shocked her then-partner Scott Disick when she chose to stop wearing deodrant.
He said: ‘She reeks. Only because she doesn’t believe in wearing deodorant because she thinks it’s bad for her breastfeeding’, shortly before he revealed she was attempting to make her own deodorant by using baking soda and cornstarch.
Touching down: She filmed herself landing in Washington on Monday
Having no parabens or sulphates is also important to the star, as she explained to In The Gloss: ‘Being a mom, I have become really invested in that — I just feel like once I know something, I can’t go backwards and pretend like I don’t know it…
‘My friend Sarah sends me lists sometimes, she just sent me one recently with 15 dangerous ingredients, which I forwarded to everyone involved in Kardashian Beauty to make sure that none of the ingredients were in our products.
‘It’s hard to do at a mass level, selling with CVS, Ulta, and other stores, but for me, that’s the most important thing.’
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Kourtney and Environmental Working Group for comment.