Dangers in Toothpaste

St. Ives Apricot Scrub Poses 'Safety Risk,' Class Action Claims

3 days ago

If you're using products from St. Ives, you might want to look at the link below. They switched from plastic microbeads to walnut bits in their facial scrub products. While it's great that they removed the plastic, the walnut bits are too harsh on the skin that it may cause damage to the epidermis layer - defeats the purpose of a cleanser really!
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And sorry, it's too easy to say a product is dermatologist tested these days. I would rather 'severe eczema skin tested' as that's more credible. ... See MoreSee Less

topclassactions.com

Consumers are asking a federal judge to certify a class action lawsuit that claims St. Ives Apricot Scrub is “not safe for anyone to use.”

For a child's cough, the best medicine is no medicine

5 days ago

Super glad that mainstream media is starting to report on this sort of issues - we don’t need unnecessary medications, especially children! For someone who is sick all her life (with a skin condition which actually is a health rather than skin problem), I used to rely so much on medications that I was addicted to what I thought was “help” but is actually damage. I don’t advocate self-medication unless you’re medically trained but knowing your body is a must. When you’re starting to sign shows of illness, hold your horses and take a break! Your body is tired so your immune system is compromised.
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Remember to take care of your body, because you only have one 🌻 ... See MoreSee Less

cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.com

Instead of over-the-counter products, pediatricians recommend comfort measures like fluids and honey.

2 weeks ago

• BYO YAY • Throwback to one of those indulgence and cheat days but made worthwhile because I managed to reduce disposable trash. It’s not the first time I’ve brought my own tingkat to buy @ninefresh, but it surely deserves a post to encourage BYO where you can. Just search in your cupboards for used and loved containers or tingkat, we really don’t need fancy containers in our attempt to reduce waste! I love this tingkat because it’s used for decades by Mom who used to go against the people’s silly comments and bring her own containers to buy takeaway (or ‘dabao’ food), and it has two layers so you get double the indulgence.
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Heartened to see the growing awareness for unnecessary waste. Whenever I get to talk to people in store @thegreencollective.sg, the topic always starts with plastic bags and extends much further afterwards. Thank you to everyone in the community, you continue to inspire and motivate what we do.
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3 weeks ago

“There is always something to be thankful for” - Today, I’m thankful for being able to do what I do, to hopefully share more positivity around and spread awareness about healthy and toxin free products. Health is our greatest wealth, let’s choose the safest options for us and our loved ones🌷
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There are many reusable products to cover up our bowls and this unbleached fabric bowl cover is our favourite. It’s easy to use, and each cover comes with a quote that inspires and motivates - great way to start a fabulous morning or as gifts for our loved ones! We love that they are unbleached, so your food doesn’t come close to any traces of bleach. Such an easy swap from disposable cling wrap, don’t you think? Fabric bowl covers are available at The Green Collective SG and on our website (link below!).
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↠ wellnesswithin.sg/products/edgy-moose-designs/
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