Your Savvy Consumer Superpower

Estimate a Product's Safety in Seconds

Imagine picking up any shampoo, conditioner, lotion, cream, or liquid foundation and in a matter of a few seconds being able to decide if it’s one of the most harmful body products.

With this super easy method, you’ll be able to spot potentially harmful personal care or skincare products that may cause irritation, an allergic reaction, or increase the risk of immune suppression or hormone disruption or even cancer.

You’ll also get a Superpower Cheat Sheet that you can use to check the ingredients on the products you currently have been using at home. You can carry it in your purse so when you’re thinking of making a purchase at the store, you can choose wisely.

I was able to create this method because I’ve been reading and researching the ingredients of products over the last 8 years as a full-time occupation.

I love EWG (lots of great info) but find it overwhelming to look up each ingredient of a product in the Skin Deep database. This means that I missed a lot of toxic ingredients. The Superpower is great because it is easy to refer to. I’ve become more diligent with my products.

Roberta Holstein - Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach

I keep the SuperPower Cheat Sheet with me in my purse, cuz we all know a lady never goes anywhere without her purse. Am I right!? I take it out whenever I am buying body care products and home cleaning products and check the label in the store. I do have the Think Dirty App, but always forget about it because I am not an App Kind of Gal… that’s why I love the cheatsheet. It makes me feel empowered… so the SuperPower name is appropriate!

Karen Quinlan - Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Founder of Karen's Pure Balance

Get your superpower today!

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