Manufacturers often use the word “natural” to describe products we put on our bodies or use in our homes. For example, one shampoo company boasted that their shampoo was made of 96% natural origin ingredients. Specifically, they considered the ingredients to be of natural origin if they retained more than 50% of their molecular structure …
Before we buy a skincare product, we have to read the ingredients to make sure that they are safe. I agree, it is not fair to ask that of us – after all, who has the time? But this is the way the system works. Unfortunately, makeup products pose an additional challenge. That is because …
Phenoxyethanol is a common cosmetic preservative in skin care products, shampoos, liquid washes, mascaras, and foundations. I call it a “middle of the road” preservative meaning that it is not the worst one. But nowadays you can also find products with more natural preservatives. Since I first wrote about this ingredient, it has become easier …
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Last week I had a semi-comical conversation with Tate’s The Natural Miracle Shampoo, which I thought I would share with you. It was so frustrating I didn’t know whether to scream or laugh (in the end, I did a little of both. Scroll down if you want to see the conversation, which I have recreated …
Have you looked at your shampoo label? It is definitely not something easy to read and understand – a long list of unpronounceable ingredients. After a few years reading labels, I think I finally have a good idea why shampoos have so many ingredients. I’d like to help you learn to read a shampoo label …
