“奶媽我可能職業病的關係，在未懷珍珠（大孖）奶茶（細孖）時已經好注意平時用的護膚品、彩妝及日用品的成分是否溫和、天然、安全或者有機。要詳細了解每一種產品的成分並非一般媽媽可以做到，就算產品公司聲稱使用的製造成分天然溫和，都有機會只是宣傳手法…
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Lead in lipstick
“You have to disclose if you’re buying a house there could potentially be lead in there. So why is it OK that we can educate people that there’s no lead on the walls, but then we can have it in our lipstick which is on our face?”
Electric Runway Episode 77: Think Dirty, Shop Clean
What exactly is inside the beauty and cosmetics products that many of us use on our skin every day? It’s a simple question with a not-so-simple answer…
Chemical Attraction: How cosmetics can damage the planet
The Think Dirty app: “A great example of a resource that allows people to decipher all of the confusing and unpronounceable chemical names so that they can assess the safety of their favorite cosmetic products.”
Battling dull skin and bad breakouts? You might want to switch to green beauty
With equal parts science and nature, the world of green beauty makes a strong case for itself.
How harmful are the personal products you use on a daily basis? Find out with new app
As a first-time mom, I am trying to use products on my daughter that don’t contain harmful ingredients, so I immediately downloaded the app to find out if I was succeeding.
Your need-to-know guide on the difference between vegan, natural, organic, clean and fairtrade beauty
Discover what’s really in your products…
I Tested 5 Natural Beauty Foundations and Now I’m Hooked
I scrutinized ingredient lists and cross-checked with the Think Dirty app database to make sure the foundations I was testing were free of parabens, phthalates, sulfates and petrochemicals (the main substances that the clean beauty community is passionate about avoiding).
The 15 Best Beauty Apps to Download Right Now
We put together a list of the best beauty apps on the market, from skin analysis to up-to-the date hair conditions based on weather. Check out the 15 beauty apps you’ll probably want to start downloading now.
A cleaner clean: Ditching household chemicals
A growing amount of research suggests chemicals in everyday products may put us at risk for health problems. A mom in Pensacola is trying to protect her family, by “switching and ditching” products around her house.