Sentences with phrase «chemicals on your skin»

I am a smoker, breakout at the slightest thought of chemicals on my skin, so I don't figure the rest of my body likes chemicals either.

- Eco-Friendly - Money Saver - No toxic chemicals on your skin - Cloth Pads, are way more comfortable - Cloth Pads, will not chafe or irritate your skin - They come in different shapes, sizes, absorbencies according to your bodies shape and flow.

I was very concerned about those chemicals on their skin, and it was wonderful to know that my children's diapers are not lying around some landfill, or polluting the air, to this day!

- Contain just 2 ingredients: purified water and fruit extract - Can help avoid diaper rash - Awarded National Eczema Association of America Seal of Acceptance - Leave no residue or chemicals on the skin

Enjoy maximum color without slathering chemicals on your skin.

While this might all sound like an infomercial, the only reason for this particular blog of mine is to help other adult acne sufferers who don't want to put nasty, drying chemicals on their skin (because we now, unfortunately, do have to think about aging and wrinkles).

My body butters come out SOOO great - I use them everyday and feel confident that I am not putting any chemicals on my skin!

Replace synthetic creams and anti-aging products with this serum and you'll have the peace of mind that you not using harmful chemicals on your skin.

Like others who have reviewed this product I often don't end up using the cream because I either react to the chemicals on my skin or the scent in the cream.

Instead of putting harsh chemicals on your skin, whip up a batch of this great homemade muscle rub to have on hand for aches and pains.

I love that I'm not putting nasty chemicals on my skin

Oxybenzone is also a penetration enhancer — a chemical that helps other chemicals penetrate the skin — this means that any chemical on the skin will be quickly absorbed into the bloodstream.

I guess I would rather use natural soap and follow up with a moisture cream (or coconut oil in my case) than put chemicals on my skin.

Coconut oil is a miracle natural beauty ingredient for those who like to limit the use of chemicals on their skin and get awesome results.

The Path to Healthy Skin Many of us have been taught that we have to use harsh chemicals on our skin to make it beautiful.

Putting chemicals on your skin is actually far worse than ingesting them, because when you eat something the enzymes in your saliva and stomach help break it down and flush it out of your body.

When you put these chemicals on your skin they're absorbed straight into your blood stream without filtering of any kind, so the toxic chemicals from toiletries and beauty products are largely going directly to your internal organs.

For years I used harsh chemicals on my skin, including creams, make up, etc that only added insult to injury.

I didn't like putting chemicals on my skin, but I didn't think there was any natural product that would hold up.

I dare say it feels even more luxurious since you can feel good about not using harmful chemicals on your skin.

If you're not using 100 % PURE ®'s antioxidant packed, toxin - free, natural makeup, then chances are you're putting thousands of toxic chemicals on your skin.

If the animal has large quantities of dry chemicals on its skin, brush them off.

Poisoning may also occur if a dog has been exposed to chemicals on the skin such as when pet owners accidentally apply too much flea control substances or mix flea control medications on their dog at the same time.

Just as pet owners do not want their loved ones to ingest foods with artificial ingredients, they also do not want them to have chemicals on their skin and fur.

If you need some beautiful makeup that won't put chemicals on your skin, it's good, y ’ all.

Not exact matches

In other cases, products like sunscreens that advertise a reduced skin cancer risk, filters that remove unhealthy chemicals from air or water and even power on - and - off safety switches, are put under additional scrutiny by the FTC to ensure they actually do what they say.

As I started looking into it I realised that all the lotions and potions I'd been using for years were actually full of pretty nasty chemicals and for some reason they no longer felt right on my skin.

I have very very fair skin that burns easily and I hate putting suncream on because they're so full of chemicals.

Since I run under the sun and Brazil has its natural warm and sunny weather, even with sunblock some melasma popped up on my skin and according to my dermatologist it would be impossible to be lighter without chemical peelings.

I have had ENJO in my life for 5 years & woukdnt have anything else, not only on my home & round the kids is chemical free but on my skin too the range of products is fabulous huge benefit to my excema ~ defiantly the future of cleaning Lynne ❤️

It's also a chemical - free alternative to many of the store - bought creams, lotions and conditioners you may be using on your skin, hair and face.

It removes any residue that builds up in the washing machine, it's great for helping towels to become fluffy and absorbent (fabric softener should never be used on towels), it doesn't leave a chemical residue on your clothes and towels which touch your skin, it's a cheap alternative to traditional fabric softeners, and it won't make your clothes smell like anything.

Using coconut oil on my skin is so much better than using chemicals, just wish I had discovered it earlier.

Currently in Australia, cosmetics (broadly defined as skin, hair, beauty, personal, baby, men's, candles — basically any product that you find on the cosmetics floor of a department store) contain chemicals that have mostly never been tested for safety and that are used in cosmetics on the basis they are safe until proven otherwise.

Celery Celery has no protective skin, which makes it almost impossible to wash off the chemicals that are used on conventional crops.

Plant - based dyes produce stunning gem tones and are way gentler on the skin than chemical dyes.

The result: the more products that parents used on their babies, the higher the concentrations of phthalates found in their urine, leading to the hypothesis that phthalates enter children's bodies not only when substances containing this chemical enter through their mouths but also through their skin.

Sensitive skin, cloth diapers, babies, and unnecessary chemical residues don't mix well on a broad scale... which is where we have to operate.

A variation on the chemical peel is microdermabrasion, which sands away the top layer of your skin.

Crystal Invisible Solid Deodorant Sticks glide on smooth, condition and moisturize the skin while they protect from odor, all without harsh chemicals.

The chemicals used in disposable diapers are located in one of the most sensitive areas on your baby's skin.

Chemicals can have a long lasting effect on baby's skin and overall health.

This is because conventional laundry detergents are full of toxic chemicals and these chemicals leave a residue on your clothing that may be absorbed by your skin or may evaporate into the air for you to breathe in.

Unlike ingredients in chemical sunscreens, which the skin absorbs, these ingredients merely sit on top of the skin, forming a barrier against the sun's rays.

For more fun, enter some of the ingredients on a site like Skin Deep the Cosmetic Safety Database by Environmental Working Group which reports on the safety of chemicals applied to the sSkin Deep the Cosmetic Safety Database by Environmental Working Group which reports on the safety of chemicals applied to the skinskin.

What we love most about natural products is that there are no chemical or preservatives added that might cause unnecessary irritations on the baby's skin.

Knowing that my baby has no harsh chemicals on their silky skin helps me sleep better at night!ReplyCancel

I know, personally, that I wanted to cloth diaper because I valued a cheaper option, wanted to avoid harsh chemicals on my baby's skin, and had concerns about the environment.

DD has super sensitive skin, especially to her own body fluids, so putting more chemicals on her booty just turned my whole outlook around.

These same chemicals end up in our air, food, and water supply and indirectly on your baby's skin.