If you found out that your favorite body lotion increased birth defects, would you use it? - phthalates in lotion
I've learned that counterfeit fragrances in lotions and phthalate plasticizers, "said an increased risk of congenital malformations. Should I use this?" Would you?
If this information on the label - something like the health warnings on cigarettes, alcohol and drugs?
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Phthalates In Lotion If You Found Out That Your Favorite Body Lotion Increased Birth Defects, Would You Use It?
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There are many risks associated with chemicals in products for personal care. Cosmetics THLE United States is largely unregulated. People like me are fighting for "truth in labeling." This means that producers, the relative risk of certain chemicals in their products, such as benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid and glycolic acid and others that increase the risk of showing things like skin cancer needs, Reye's syndrome, eczema, asthma, allergic symptoms, allergic reactions and much more.
ReplyDeleteTo sign the petition calling for "truth in labeling, please click on my picture and follow the link in my profile. There is also a great affection and oatmeal mask to try to heal the dry skin in winter . Try olive oil for a body lotion containing increased place of the conventional products, the risk that babies with deformities. Most conventional lotions aware of any "fragrance" and plasticizers to increase this risk.
The government is still time to obtain the adoption of legislation to protect consumers. With rates of skin cancer has tripledIn the past 30 years, making age at first onset of skin cancer, such as a stone falls, the consumer must make a difference - we have no time to wait for the government to make these snails have warnings on the labels! Please sign the petition. Thank you.