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• Sodium Lauryl Sulfate / Sodium Laureth Sulphate
  A foaming agent used in most toothpastes and shampoos which is very highly toxic. To find out more, click here

• Propylene Glycol
  Called a humectant in cosmetics, it is a mineral oil used in “hydraulic fluid” and industrial anti-freeze. A strong skin irritant it can also cause liver abnormalities and kidney damage. For more information, click here

• Aluminium
  A metallic element used extensively in the manufacture of aircraft components is an ingredient in anti-perspirants, antacids and antiseptics.  Associated with Alzheimer’s disease. For more information, click here

• Fluoride
  Commonly used in many toothpastes to help prevent cavities, but fluoride is extremely controversial. To find out more, click here

• Talc
  Routine application of talc in the genital area is associated with 3-4 times increased risk of ovarian cancer! To find out more, click here

• Alcohol
  Commonly used in mouthwashes. For more information, click here

• Mineral Oil
  A derivative of crude oil [petroleum] used industrially as a metal cutting fluid [lubricant] Forms an oily film over the skin to lock in moisture, toxins and wastes, and hinders normal skin respiration.

• Dioxins
  A potentially carcinogenic by-product that results from the process used to bleach paper. Dioxin treated containers can transfer dioxins to the product in the container.

• Formaldehyde
  A highly toxic, carcinogen. Formaldehyde is a colourless gas that is an irritant and a carcinogen. When combined with water, formaldehyde is used as a disinfectant, fixative or preservative. Found in many cosmetic products and conventional nail care systems.

• Lanolin
  A fatty substance extracted from wool, which is frequently found in cosmetics and lotions. Lanolin is a common skin sensitiser that can cause allergic reactions, such as skin rashes.

• Fluorocarbons
  A colourless , non-flammable gas or liquid that can produce mild upper respiratory tract irritation. Fluorocarbons are commonly used as a propellant in hairsprays.

• Alpha Hydroxy Acid
  An organic acid produced by anaerobic respiration. Skin care products containing AHA exfoliate not only damaged skin cells, but the skin’s protective barrier as well. Long  term skin damage may result from its use.

  So, you can see that it is important to avoid KNOWN hazardous chemicals in our daily personal care products. But what products are safe? To find out Click here