Latest Cosmetics safety issue News
25% Off Organic Sunscreens
CharlestonNaturally.com has declared this week Sunscreen Awareness Week. After doing research into chemical sunscreens and finding out that many contained toxins that were harmful to consumers, the eco-friendly eCommerce store has been on a mission to educate the public about using organic sunscreens. And they're putting their money where their mouths are. This week (until March 12th), you can receive 25% off all organic sunscreens and Coolib... [more]
Clarify and Protect your Skin with Organic Beauty Products
Organic skin care products are a wonderful way for you to protect your skin against the toxins surrounding you in the environment. Whether it is greenhouse gases or dioxins or parabens from other beauty products you might use, your skin is suffocating. And if you're using chemical-based skin care, you will continue to suffocate it. Instead of slathering on lotions and cleansers with potentially harmful toxins, use organic skin care products fr... [more]
Safe makeup for teenagers
The majority of cosmetics, skin and hair care products on the market contain ingredients which are allergens, hormone disruptors and neurotoxins, and with children every day exposed to on average 27 different personal care products which have not been found safe (according to the Environmental Working Group), there is much to worry about. Puberty is a very challenging time for the growing body, hormonally, and it is at this precise time where ... [more]
British Association of Cosmetic Doctors against deregulation of lasers and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technologies
The British Association of Cosmetic Doctors has warned that the government is putting the public at severe risk with the Department of Health’s (DOH) proposals to deregulate lasers and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technologies. Members have denounced the proposal by signing a petition asking the prime minister to reject the Department of Health proposals. Although the government admit there will be problems - in their discussion document they ad... [more]
