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How to "Green" Your Nail Polish
How To "Green" Your Face Products
How To Spot Harmful Toxins in Makeup
How To "Green" Your Skin Lotion
How To "Green" Your Candles
How To "Green" Your Bathroom: Part 1
How To "Green" Your Bathroom: Part 2
How To "Green" Your Bathroom: Part 3
How To "Green" Your Bathroom: Part 4
How To Do A "Green" Facial: Part 1
How To Do A "Green" Facial: Part 2
How To Do A "Green" Facial: Part 3
How To Do A "Green" Facial: Part 4
How To Do A "Green" Facial: Part 5
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Learn some great tips and advice on how to spot harmful toxins in the everyday products you may have in yo… More
Learn some great tips and advice on how to spot harmful toxins in the everyday products you may have in yo… More
Learn some great tips and advice on how to spot harmful toxins in the everyday products you may have in yo… More
Learn some great tips and advice on how to spot harmful toxins in the everyday products you may have in yo… More
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Summary: Learn some great tips and advice on how to spot harmful toxins in the everyday products you may have in your bathroom in this free video clip.
Randi Ragan is the Owner of Green Bliss Eco Spa, Los Angeles’ first mobile, eco-luxury spa service from concept to execution. Its approach, which uniquely blends an eco-aware...read more
"This is insect spray. Here we are again at the height of the summer season with a lot of mosquitoes and bug bites. This is chock-full of chemicals; very, very toxic chemicals. And indeed, anything on the label that says "do not ingest, do not eat it, do not drink it;" why do you want to put it on your skin? It's going to end up in the same place absorbing through your pores as if you were to drink it. [You know this reminds me, also with toothpaste, they have the poison control warning.] Exactly, so think about this. Just be aware, and know that if they don't want you to swallow it, then you shouldn't be putting it on your skin. I would recommend citronella. It's an incredible insect repellent and it's natural, and it's not going to kill you. We have a hair color. This is a touch-up stick, and almost all major hair colors have ammonia in them and that's what you smell when you put it on your hair. It's a very toxic chemical that will absorb into your skin. They are showing that a lot of women who dye or color their hair with ammonia over the years have a higher (slightly higher) rate of bladder cancer. So, again, you can buy natural henna color. And the Egyptians used henna thousands of years ago and it's a beautiful, natural hair color that is long-wearing and non-toxic. [So, it's good enough for Cleopatra, it's good enough for us, right?] Exactly. "
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