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May 01 2024 – Lin Lin
Beauty is skin deep, beauty product regulation isn't - the case for organic skincare
The regulation of skincare products varies widely across different countries. While the EU, Japan, Korea, and Canada have stringent regulations in place, the United States falls behind in terms of the number of banned chemicals and approved ingredients. For instance, the EU has banned over 1400-2400 chemicals in cosmetics, a stark contrast to the fewer chemicals banned in the US....
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May 01 2024 – Lin Lin
Organic vs. Natural: do you know the difference?
A parent is rightfully skeptical about the label “natural products” in skincare. There is no clear definition or standards for "natural products". On the contrary, organic products are subjected to a stringent certification process to validate their genuineness and safety. These certification processes are conducted by established government and civil organizations, for instance: USDA Organic: The United States Department of...
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May 01 2024 – Lin Lin
How can skincare products improve babies' health? Let's count the ways
Upon birth, a baby's immune system is fragile, developing strength over time and typically approaching maturity when we're between 5 to 7 years old. Kids get sick more often and harm to their immunity can potentially result in repercussions in their future. What we often overlook is that our skin acts as the body's primary protection against external dangers, such...
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June 23 2017 – Patricia Digasbarro
Meaning Behind Fragrance Free, Perfume and Scent
Its so confusing, I know. You have a child with sensitive skin, and you want to buy something that has no irritating ingredients including fragrance. Makes sense! So many products do not state there are chemical fragrance or perfume/parfum in their products yet when you read the ingredients, there it is. Perfume. Fragrance. Natural Essence derived from Essential oils (whatever...
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