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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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Looking for natural skin care products? Learn how to do an organic skin care regimen in the morning in thi… More
If you're worried about harmful chemicals in personal-care products, you can make your own. With increasin… 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
Learn some great tips and advice on how to spot harmful toxins in the everyday products you may have in yo… More
Using organic scrub cleaner to green your home and help the environment and learn how to make it out of vi… More
Organic toothpaste has all of the fluoride cleaning power of regular toothpaste, but without all of the ar… More
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
"So here we have a common toothpaste. The main ingredient in toothpaste that is proofing to be very controversial is fluoride. It's in our drinking water. It's meant to prevent cavities. The thing that I would say about that is that if you keep a clean mouth and rinse your mouth out with baking soda on a daily basis, peppermint oil, tea tree oil, again these kill bacteria. And then if you want to work on the tartar removal, use baking soda mixed with salt. Salt is an incredible scrubber and it gets down. My mother had us use baking soda and salt blends on our teeth. It's good for fighting gingivitis and tartar. So if you just keep a clean mouth, you use water picks, you floss, then your need for fluoride begins to drop. Even in the cavity-prone years for children, just getting them to rinse out with tea tree oil or peppermint oil and baking soda and salt. "
eHow Article: How To "Green" Your Bathroom: Part 4
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