Parabens or Paraben-Free
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
Propylene Glycol
It's time to be introduced to your daily toxins.
Your bathroom is full of products labeled with dangerous ingredients, but we really don't understand them. Instead we trust, believing no one would consider poisoning us. A bit of research can give you the chance to make decent decisions.
Common Product Ingredients:
1. Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, SLS, SLES and MSDS, a very popular, caustic detergent and emulsifier in creams, lotions, household products, shampoo, dish soap, toothpaste and personal care items. A known allergen.
Additionally, SLS may allow potentially carcinogenic nitrates and dioxins to form in bottles of products by reacting with commonly used ingredients. Large amount of nitrates can enter the bloodstream from just one shampooing.
2. Petroleum, Petrolatum, Paraffin, Paraffin Oil, Propylene Glycol and Mineral Oil, produced from crude oil, these products can suffocate the skin by forming an oil film that blocks the skin from taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide. The restricting of the natural processes of the skin can result in unhealthy, sensitive skin that dries easily. These products can be carcinogens.
3. Parabens, found in gels, cleansing products, deodorants, topical pharmaceuticals, shave creams and cosmetics are used for extending shelf life. Parabens are known to alter hormone levels, increasing risks for cancer, impairing fertility and altering the development of a fetus or young child.
4. Propylene Glycol, called a humectant in cosmetics is also industrial anti-freeze, the primary ingredient for brake fluid. This is a very strong skin irritant known to cause liver abnormalities and kidney damage, while it improves the spreading ability of cosmetics and some food products.
This product causes the fatal destruction of red blood cells, yet it is one of the most widely used ingredients in cosmetics. It can also be found in vitamins and injectable medications.
5. Aluminum, with a direct link to Alzheimer's Disease, is in all anti-perspirants and cooking foil. It is also found in food, cosmetics and antacids. This heavy metal has no safe tolerance level in the body.
6. Ethanolamine, 2-Aminoethanol, Monoethanolamine, MEA, Diethanolamine, DEA, Triethanolamine, TEA, these known carcinogens are a toxic, flammable, corrosive, colorless liquid with an odor similar to ammonia, but because they are responsible for sudsing and scrubbing they are widely used.
1. Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, SLS, SLES and MSDS, a very popular, caustic detergent and emulsifier in creams, lotions, household products, shampoo, dish soap, toothpaste and personal care items. A known allergen.
Additionally, SLS may allow potentially carcinogenic nitrates and dioxins to form in bottles of products by reacting with commonly used ingredients. Large amount of nitrates can enter the bloodstream from just one shampooing.
2. Petroleum, Petrolatum, Paraffin, Paraffin Oil, Propylene Glycol and Mineral Oil, produced from crude oil, these products can suffocate the skin by forming an oil film that blocks the skin from taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide. The restricting of the natural processes of the skin can result in unhealthy, sensitive skin that dries easily. These products can be carcinogens.
3. Parabens, found in gels, cleansing products, deodorants, topical pharmaceuticals, shave creams and cosmetics are used for extending shelf life. Parabens are known to alter hormone levels, increasing risks for cancer, impairing fertility and altering the development of a fetus or young child.
4. Propylene Glycol, called a humectant in cosmetics is also industrial anti-freeze, the primary ingredient for brake fluid. This is a very strong skin irritant known to cause liver abnormalities and kidney damage, while it improves the spreading ability of cosmetics and some food products.
This product causes the fatal destruction of red blood cells, yet it is one of the most widely used ingredients in cosmetics. It can also be found in vitamins and injectable medications.
5. Aluminum, with a direct link to Alzheimer's Disease, is in all anti-perspirants and cooking foil. It is also found in food, cosmetics and antacids. This heavy metal has no safe tolerance level in the body.
6. Ethanolamine, 2-Aminoethanol, Monoethanolamine, MEA, Diethanolamine, DEA, Triethanolamine, TEA, these known carcinogens are a toxic, flammable, corrosive, colorless liquid with an odor similar to ammonia, but because they are responsible for sudsing and scrubbing they are widely used.