Ms. Kardashian goes to Washington.

Kourtney Kardashian has made it pretty clear both on and off Keeping Up With the Kardashians that she’s passionate about things like wellness and all-natural beauty products.

Kourtney Kardashian has made it pretty clear both on and off Keeping Up With the Kardashians that she's passionate about things like wellness and all-natural beauty products.

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And now, she’s taking her pet causes to Washington, DC. This week she went with non-profit Environmental Working Group to Congress to have a briefing in support of the Personal Care Products Safety Act, which would help ensure better ingredients and more oversight for cosmetics.

And now, she's taking her pet causes to Washington, DC. This week she went with non-profit Environmental Working Group to Congress to have a briefing in support of the Personal Care Products Safety Act, which would help ensure better ingredients and more oversight for cosmetics.

According to EWG, personal care product laws basically haven't been changed since 1938, which means that many beauty products include unregulated, unsafe ingredients that may cause cancer, severe allergies, and other health effects.

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In the briefing, Kardashian explained that she became very interested in what’s actually in skin care products after her kids, Mason, Penelope, and Reign were born.

In the briefing, Kardashian explained that she became very interested in what's actually in skin care products after her kids, Mason, Penelope, and Reign were born.

“I would get so many baby gifts,” she said. “And a lot of it was skin care products for my kids. I would use the things that people sent me just assuming these are baby products and that they should be safe. Some of them had a lot of toxic chemicals, so I just started researching myself.”

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“The fact that we have to guess so much, even going into a store to buy anything…you shouldn’t walk around aimlessly wondering, ‘Is this okay? Is not that okay?’ Everybody should have the right to healthy products in personal care,” she added.

"The fact that we have to guess so much, even going into a store to buy anything…you shouldn’t walk around aimlessly wondering, 'Is this okay? Is not that okay?' Everybody should have the right to healthy products in personal care," she added.