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Jeanbio Olive Ingredients glossary
Reading the label , Jeanbio Olive ingredients...
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Alcohol
natural origin’s: |
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alcohol from grapes with
essential oils. |
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Aloe barbadensis
extract* (Aloe Vera): |
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Organic aloe vera extract, rich in |
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vitamins A, E, B, enzymes, minerals and amino acids, which contribute
necessary |
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elements for the skin’s
natural beauty and good health. It
softens refreshes and |
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high purity water
deionized |
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Anthemis nobilis
extract*(Chamomile): |
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Organic chamomile extract. It has an |
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anti-in ammatory, antiallergic, antimicrobial and antioxidant action. It is |
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unique for skin cells
due to its moisturizing, tonic and calming action. |
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Organic beeswax, it maintains skin’s healthy structure. It has |
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emollient properties and
is suitable for sensitive skin types. |
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Benzyl alcohol is produced naturally by many plants and is |
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commonly found in fruits and teas. It is also found in a variety of essential |
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oils including jasmine, hyacinth, and ylang-ylang. It is also a precursor to a |
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variety of esters, used in the soap, perfume, and avor industries. It is often |
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added to intravenous medication solutions as a preservative due to its |
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bacteriostatic and antipruritic
properties. |
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Oil derived from
chamomile’s essential oil. It has anti-in ammatory, |
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antibacterial and acts
against irritations. |
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Butyrospermum
parkii butter* (Shea butter, Carite): |
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Emollient, it soothes softly |
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the dry areas of the
skin. It has antioxidant action. It protects, nourishes and |
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Caprylic/capric
triglyceride: |
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Caprylic/Capric
Triglyceride is an oily liquid made |
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from coconut oil. Triglycerides from plant origin. It slows the loss of water |
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from the skin by forming
a barrier on the skin’s surface. |
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Centaurea cyanus
water* (Corn ower water): |
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Organic Centaurea Cyanus extract. It |
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restores skin tissues,
enhances cell integrity and renews the skin. |
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Wax derived from coconut oil. As an emollient gives skin a |
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smooth velvety feel. It
maintains the skin barrier, preventing the loss of water. |
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It is a compound of glucose and cetearyl alcohol, derived |
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from corn and coconut.
Skin friendly, it helps skin retain moisture, and gives a |
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The ester of cetyl alcohol and palmitic acid- a naturally |
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occurring fatty acid
found in plants. An emollient that lubricants and conditions |
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the skin’s surface,
helping it to appear softer and smoother. |
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Derived from
coconut oil. It is an e ective, yet
mild, cleansing |
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agent for personal sanitary products. Because of its well known foaming and |
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moisturizing
capabilities it’s used in a variety of bath, body & hair products. |
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Coconut cleansing factors. Their origin derive from coconut |
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plant. They have excellent skin compatibility and o er the skin a gentle |
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Organic co ee oil. It removes free radicals, which cause |
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premature aging and other skin disorders as well as acting as an anti-cellulite |
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A fungicide and bactericide predominantly used as a |
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preservative in
cosmetics. It works by killing o and
preventing the growth of |
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microorganisms that
contribute to a product’s decay. |
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A soild, plant-derived fat. A skin conditioner and |
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emollient that works by
providing a protective film and enhancing the skin’s lipid |
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layer. It’s often categorized as a “dry emollient” because of its ability to |
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moisturize the skin, making it feel soft and smooth without leaving a greasy |
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residue behind. It has excellent spreadability, and leaves a dry, velvety feel |
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to the skin similar to
how a silicone would. |
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Organic origin. A naturally occurring antioxidant that |
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serves as an anti-in
ammatory and aids in skin rejuvenation. Ginkgo provides many |
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antioxidant benefits
thanks to its high levels of quercetin, a common and powerful |
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antioxidant. Its anti-in ammatory and defensive properties are also particularly |
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strong and it’s been discovered to help treat acne, eczema, or other types of |
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facial redness and in ammation. This may be because of Ginkgo’s properties as a |
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vasodilator, increasing circulation, improving sebaceous secretions, decreasing |
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capillary hyper-permeability, improving tissue irrigation and activating cell |
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metabolism. Gingko helps to prevent capillary fragility and helps to boost |
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collagen formation and create fibroblast, which makes it ideal to use in |
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rejuvenating skin care products. It furthermore increases the creation of |
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Gluconolactone is
derived from fruit juice, honey and wine. It is |
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composed of multiple water-attracting hydroxyl groups, which hydrate the skin, |
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resulting in enhanced degrees of moisturization. Gluconolactone is capable of |
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chelating metals and may also function by scavenging free radicals, thereby |
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protecting skin from
some of the damaging e ects of UV radiation. |
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Glycerin is a moisturizing agent which attracts water to the skin. |
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Helps skin absorb
moisture and is helpful in pulling oxygen and bringing it into |
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Glyceryl Caprylate is a natural alcohol that acts as a |
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natural emulsifier.
Glyceryl Caprylate is esterified with vegetable fatty acids and |
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Fatty acid monoglyceride
glyceryl oleate from sun ower oil. |
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Glyceryl Stearate acts as a lubricant on the skin’s surface, |
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which gives the skin a soft and smooth appearance. It also slows the loss of |
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water from the skin by
forming a barrier on the skin’s surface. |
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Glyceryl stearate
citrate: |
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it is made of glycerin and fatty acids. Acts as |
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lubricant on the surface of the skin, which gives the skin a soft and smooth |
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Helianthus annuus
seed oil*(Sun ower oil): |
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Sun ower oil can retain moisture in |
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the skin. It may also
provide a protective barrier that resists infection. |
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100% natural origin
castor oil. |
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It is used in cosmetics
as emulsifier. |
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Derived from coconut. A
moisturizing agent for the skin. |
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Hibiscus sabdari a
extract*: |
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Organic Hibiscus extract. It is rich in AHAs and |
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amino acids. The
extract has antioxidant and
exfoliating powers. It is also used |
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to complement hydrating, antiaging and oil-control actions in a variety of |
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products ranging from face and eye care to anti-cellulite and self-tanning |
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Addition of hydrogen to
olive oil results in Hydrogenated |
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Olive Oil. It is a skin
conditioning agent, a cleansing agent. |
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Hypericum
perforatum extract* (St. John’s Wort): |
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Organic St. John’s Wort
extract. |
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Soothing. It protects from irritations. It is antiallergic, antiseptic, relaxing |
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and soothes dry and
irritated skin. |
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Jasminum o cinale
extract: |
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It is a great skin toner and conditioner. It is |
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recommended for
sensitive skin as it is antiseptic and soothing. |
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Lauryl glucoside (lauryl diglucoside) is a surfactant and |
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detergent made from
coconut oil (the "lauryl" part) and sugar (the glucose part). |
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Lauryl glucoside is
another 100% plant-derived mild cleanser. |
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Sea water, rich in
minerals salts and trace elements, moisturizes the |
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skin, has a natural antioxidant function, improves blood circulation and |
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contributes in the organism’s detoxication. It enriches tissues with oxygen by |
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accelerating skin’s
strengthening and carries antiseptic
properties. |
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Medicago
sativa extract*: |
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Organic Alfalfa extract.
Natural cleansing agent, rich |
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in vitamins A, B, C, D,
E and K and minerals. |
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Organic honey extract.
Moisturizes, revitalizes. It is rich in antioxidant |
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substances. It disposes of a rich composition in metals, trace elements, and |
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vitamins for the skin’s
nutrition. |
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it is a moisturizing
skin agent which gives a cooling feeling. |
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Olea europaea seed powder*: |
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Organic origin. It clears the skin from dead cells |
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and undesirable
hydration. It has antioxidant action. It leaves the skin healthy, |
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vivid and naturally
radiant. |
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Olea europaea
leaf extract*: |
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Organic origin. Olea Europaea (olive) leaf extract |
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is an extract obtained from the leaves of the olive tree (Olea europaea). It is |
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used as a miscellaneous skin-conditioning agent. It is an antiseptic and |
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astringent ingredient when applied to the skin, and it helps to improve skin |
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health. It is an antioxidant and anti-aging agent as it protects from free |
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radicals and oxidative stress. It moisturizes and protects the skin from water |
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Organic origin. Its beneficent properties in skin’s health |
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derive from its chemical
composition. It is rich in 3 and 6, vitamins , , , |
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, amino acids, trace elements and squalene. It has antioxidant action, protects |
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from UV, encourages the
creation of collagen and elastin, protects the cells from |
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water loss, nourishes
and strengths the structure of new tissues. |
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Oleic/linoleic/linolenic polyglycerides: |
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Essential fatty acids ( 3, 6 and 9) |
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prevent barrier and
cornifications disorders, lower the transepidermal water loss |
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and increase skin moistness. Skin benefits of essential fatty acids include |
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enhancement of cell
membrane structure and function, toxins prevention and skin’s |
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healthy growth and
maintenance. |
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Glycerides from organic olive oil. High cosmetic quality |
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vegetal oil with
emollient, protective, nourishing and smoothing e ect. |
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Olive oil unsaponifiables: |
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They contain both squalane and squalene, building |
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blocks in the production of lipids. They are very important in
maintaining good |
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skin health and a youthful appearance. Both squalane and squalene interact with |
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glycolipids present in
the skin. They help maintain skin's barrier properties and |
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exibility and help
maintain suppleness. Olive oil unsaponifiables contain |
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variety of compounds.
Each of these compounds plays a vital role in skin health. |
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Olivoyl hydrolyzed
wheat protein: |
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100% natural product, non aggressive for the |
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skin in that it does not
alter the hydrophilic film. Wheat proteins have excellent |
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properties (nutritive
properties, restoring, soothing and delicate) for the skin, |
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due to its high
moisturizing ect. |
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Polyglyceryl-2dipolyhydroxystearate: |
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An emulsifier of natural origin. An ester of |
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glycerin and steatic
acid. |
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Polyglyceryl-3polyricinoleate: |
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An emulsifier of natural origin. It is perfectly |
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skin compatible and its
stability against radical oxidations. |
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A vegetable co-emulsifier from natural plant glycerin and |
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It is used to modulate
the pH. |
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Rose oil has a host of beneficial E ects on the skin and is |
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great for promoting a
youthful complexion with good tone, elasticity and an even |
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colored complexion. It has excellent emollient and hydrating properties, which |
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helps the skin to stay soft and properly moisturized and fight any dryness and |
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dehydration. The
stimulating action of it on the other hand is a boon for fighting |
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aging and maintaining a soft, dewy and youthful complexion. It also has great |
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value when used to calm an irritated skin and in general promotes a younger |
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looking skin with good tone, elasticity and color. It is a soothing, non-toxic, |
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non-irritant and non-sensitizing ingredient, and
although gentle, has a profound |
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e ect on the quality of
the skin when used. |
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Rosmarinus o cinalis extract*: |
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Organic rosemary extract. The therapeutic |
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properties of rosemary include that of tonic, astringent, diaphoretic and |
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stimulant as well as
reducing skin fragility. it has a great ability to increase |
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circulation and also contains antioxidants which have anti-ageing properties as |
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they reduce the damage
caused by free radicals. |
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Sandalwood oil. On the
skin, sandalwood oil relieves itching |
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and in ammation of the skin, and is most e ective in
relieving dehydrated skin - |
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making it great for
anti-ageing skincare - and the astringent action has a great |
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toning e ect and is also used with great results in oily skin conditions and to |
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prevent the skin from
forming ugly scars and for fighting dry eczema. |
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Organic sesame oil is a naturally occurring, oil from |
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sesame. It slows the loss of water from the skin by forming a barrier on the |
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skin’s surface.
Sesame Oil is high in Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin E, calcium, |
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magnesium and phosphorous. It is naturally a potent antioxidant. It neutralizes |
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the free radicals which cause damage to skin, tissue and organs. Free radical |
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damage not only makes us
look older, they are thought to be the primary cause of |
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Simmondsia chinensis
oil* (Jojoba Oil): |
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Organic jojoba oil. It has a high |
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moisturizing virtue and a great bioavailability. It is rich in vitamins, |
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antioxidant compounds and fatty acids. Its structure is similar to the skin’s |
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Sodium cocoglucoside tartate: |
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Surfactant derived from natural renewal raw |
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materials that is mild
on the skin and will not irritate the eyes. |
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Sodium cocoyl hydrolyzed amaranth protein: |
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Amaranth S. Amaranth is
a gluten-free |
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a
high nutritional value and a better
amino acid profile than whole |
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milk. Amaranth S is thought to be particularly suitable for conditioning and |
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cleansing formulations, where the presence of essential amino acids in the |
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amaranth protein
provides a nourishing e ect on the skin. |
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Hyaluronic acid has many key roles in skin health; |
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contributing to the
resilience and pliability of your skin, regulating immune and |
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in ammatory responses,
maintaining moisture levels, and regulating tissue repair. |
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As children, our skin
possesses an abundant supply of this remarkable |
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compound. This
substance, in addition to keeping our skin soft and wrinkle-free, |
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actually serves to attract water into the skin from the surrounding air. As we |
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age, the level of Sodium PCA drops
50% or more. This high-performance humectant |
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is derived from amino acids. It is recommended for dry, delicate and sensitive |
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Sorbitan olivate is produced from olive oil fatty acids and |
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100% natural origin
surfactant. |
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Stearic acid is actually a mix of stearic acid
and palmitic acid. |
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It soothes, softens and
is an emulsifier. |
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Natural substance of
essential oils. |
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Sun
ower seed oil glyceride: |
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Glycerides from sun ower
oil, which moisturizes the |
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Tetrasodium
gluatamate diacetate: |
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Vegetable derived
substance, which is used as a |
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chelating agent and
neutralizes the free radicals. |
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A natural white mineral pigment. It can successfully re ect |
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UVA, UVB and UVC rays.
The presence of this ingredient helps prevent skin cancer |
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and premature aging of
the skin. It is found in sunblocks to help prevent damage |
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to the skin from the
sun. |
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Alpha-tocopherol is a potent antioxidant exhibiting vitamin E |
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activity. Vitamin E is the main, naturally occurring, lipid-soluble antioxidant |
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protecting skin from the adverse e ects of oxidative stress, including sun |
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damage. When applied
topically, alpha-tocopherol has been shown to safeguard the |
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skin from environmental
stressors. |
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is found in oils such as soy and grape-seed. New research has |
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shown that it possesses
useful properties truly unique from other members of the |
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tocopherol family. For example, when applied topically, it has been shown to |
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inhibit the transfer of melanin. Similar to alpha-tocopherol, vitamin E is the |
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main lipid-soluble antioxidant present, protecting skin from adverse e ects of |
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oxidative stress,
including sun damage. |
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Triheptanoin is
triglyceride of natural origin that is composed of |
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three seven-carbon fatty acids. It retains water content of skin by forming a |
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barrier on the skin's
surface. |
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Triticum vulgare
germ oil*(Wheat Germ
Oil): |
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Organic Wheat Germ Oil. This |
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light-yellow, fat-soluble natural oil is obtained from the germ of the wheat |
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kernel. High in lecithin, vitamins A, D and E this oil is exceptional for |
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treating dry and aging
skin. Wheat Germ Oil is an antioxidant with more Vitamin E |
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than any other natural oil. Wheat Germ Oil also contains smaller amounts of |
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Vitamin A, Vitamin B
(B1, B2, B3 and B6), Vitamin F and lecithin. It is primarily |
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used to moisturize and relieve dry, irritated skin. Wheat Germ Oil possesses |
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cell regenerative
properties. |
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Vanilla planifolia
extract: |
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The vanilla extract is a source of catechins (also |
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known as polyphenols), which exhibit antioxidant activity and serve as |
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A sugar polymer collected from leafy green plants, it is naturally |
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occurring thickening
agent. |
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An element essential for healthy skin, zinc oxide soothes stressed |
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skin while providing
protection against environmental factors. It is used because |
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of its great benefits, which include calming sensitive/irritated skin, reducing |
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in ammation and chemical-free physical environmental protection. Additionally, |
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zinc enhances barrier
repair and exhibits powerful antioxidant properties. |
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An insoluble salt usually of stearic acid and palmitic acid |
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containing some zinc
oxide that has astringent and antiseptic properties. |
We DO NOT use ....
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- Metallic element used in antiperspirants and antiseptics. Certain |
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scientists have
established links between aluminum and breast cancer. Its use in |
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antiperspirants blocks the pores of the skin preventing toxins from being |
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excreted. The toxins then go to the closest fat reserve: the breasts. Some |
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suspicions have been
equally raised about its implication in Alzheimer. |
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Cocamide (DEA, DEA – CETYL
phosphates, DEA OLETH – 3 phosphates, Myristamide DEA, |
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Stearamide MEA, Cocamide
MEA, Lauramide DEA, Linoleamide MEA, Oleamide DEA, TEA – |
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- These chemicals
ingredients are used as emulsifiers and foaming |
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bases in the majority of body care products. In spite of the fact the the FDA |
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(The American Food and Drug Administration) has warned the industry of their |
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potential danger since 1979. Furthermore, in 1998 a study by the NTP (American |
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National Toxicology Program) seriously condemned their use and designated them |
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nitrates and
nitrosamins, cancer causing elements. |
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COAL TAR COLOURS (sold
under the names colors FD & C or colors D & C) |
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material with a complex composition, resulting from the
distillation of coal and |
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used to give texture and color to certain shampoos and also to reduce itching. |
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Can contain a variety of toxins (benzene, xylene, naphthalene), recognized for |
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causing allergic reactions, asthma attacks, headaches, nausea, fatigue, |
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nervousness, lack of
concentration and cancer. |
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- Derived from animal
skins and chicken feet, the collagen molecules are |
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too large to penetrate the skin. They rest on the surface and prevent the skin |
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from breathing
comfortably. |
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IMIDAZOLIDINYL UREA AND DM HYDANTOINE (GERMALL PLUS, GERMALL IMIDAZOLIDINYL AND |
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- Two preservatives
that have the loosening e ect of formaldehyde. |
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Renowned for causing eczema. After parabens, these are the most used |
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preservatives. They are well established as a main cause of contact dermatitis |
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(the American Academy of
Dermatology). There are three commercial names for these |
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chemical products: Germall II, Germal 115 and Germall Plus. None of them has a |
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good antimycotic action
and it must be combined with other preservatives. Germall |
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115 releases
formaldehyde at a little more than 10°C. These chemical products are |
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- Solvent distorting properties, found in hair dyes, massage |
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oils, hand creams after shave creams, perfumes and many other cosmetic products |
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of large brands. Inhaling or ingesting the vapor could cause headaches, |
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intoxication, sickness,
narcosis or coma. |
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PARABENS (methyl, propyl-, butyl- and ethyl) |
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- Used to inhibit microbial growth |
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and to prolong the shelf life of products. Widely used, even though commonly |
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known to be toxic. Cause many allergic reactions and cutaneous eruptions. |
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- Derivative of petroleum, used industrially as a cutting uid and |
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lubricating oil. It
forms an oily layer on the skin and traps moisture under the |
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skin thus preventing the skin from breathing. At the same time, it stops toxins |
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and wastes from
escaping. |
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PETROLATUM AND PARAFFIN
GEL(petroleum jelly) |
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- Mineral oil in a gel
form; causes |
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many problems for
photosensitive skin (that is to say it augments damage from the |
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sun). It also tends to interfere with the body's natural moisturizing mechanism |
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leading to dry skin. Any product sold that contains this chemical creates the |
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very conditions that it claims to relieve. Many manufacturers use petrolatum |
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because it is incredibly
cheap. Highly comedogenic. |
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- Derived from petroleum
oil and found in automatic brakes and |
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industrial
defrosters. The Material Data Safety Sheet (MSDS: charter for use of |
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the products) of propylene glycol warns against contact with the skin. |
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Nevertheless, rare are the cosmetics that do not use it as a moisturizer. The |
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e ects of propylene glycol on human health are numerous and alarming. It could |
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cause dermatitis, ototoxicity, kidney damage and liver problems, according to |
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various clinical
studies. |
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- Derivative of
petroleum used in shampoos and conditioners. |
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It is considered toxic because its particles contributes to the penetration of |
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other foreign bodies in
the lungs of sensitive people. |
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SILICON DERIVED EMOLLIENTS |
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- Silicone emollients are occlusive - that is they |
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coat the skin, trapping
anything beneath it, and do not allow the skin to breathe |
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(much like plastic wrap
would do.) Recent studies have indicated that prolonged |
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exposure of the skin to sweat, by occlusion, causes skin irritation. Some |
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synthetic emollients are known tumour promoters and accumulate in the
liver and |
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lymph nodes. They are also non-biodegradable, causing negative environmental |
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SODIUM LAURYL
SULPHATE SLS – SODIUM LAURETH SULPHATE SLES |
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moisturizer in oor cleaning products, found in engines and in Agent Orange |
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(which served to kill vegetation and profoundly harmed human and animal life |
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during and long after
the Vietnam War.) SLS and SLES are used in laboratories as |
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skin irritants in order
to test soothing products. However, their low coast makes |
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them present in the majority of shampoos and cosmetic foaming products. Several |
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studies have underlined the harmful e ects of their use: urinary infections, |
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kidney and bladder infections, fertility problems, irritation to the eyes, skin |
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and scalp, allergic reactions, lesions of the scalp and hair loss. Certain |
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studies have asserted
that SLS and SLES are carcinogenic. |
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- A chemical used in
conditioners, to detangle hair and in |
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skin creams. It cause allergic reactions. The chloride of Stearalkonium was |
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developed by the textile industry as a softening agent. It is much cheaper and |
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easier to include in
hair conditioners than plant proteins or extracts, which are |
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healthier for the hair.
Very toxic. |
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- The term
"perfume" on the label of a conventional product is |
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very misleading: behind this simple word hide 200 chemical products that are |
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unabashedly unlisted. Some problems cause by these chemical products are: |
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headaches, dizziness, hyper-pigmentation, violent cough, vomiting and skin |
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- Often used in
cosmetics to adjust pH. TEA cause allergic |
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reactions, including eye problems, dry hair and skin, and can be toxic if |
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absorbed into the body
over a long period of time. |
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BEGOUN, Paula, Don’t Go
To The Cosmetics Counter Without Me, Beginning Press, 2001, |
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EPSTEIN, M.D. Samuel S.,
STEINMAN, David, The Safe Shopper’s Bible, a Consumer’s guide to non toxic |
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household products,
cosmetics and food, Macmillian, 1995, 447 pages. |
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ERICKSON, Kim,
Drop-Dead, Gorgeous, McGraw-Hill, 2002, _20 pages. |
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FARLOW, Christine H.,
Dying To Look Good, KISS For Health Publishing, 2001, 1_6 pages. |
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VANCE, Judy, Beauty To
Die For, the cosmetic consequence, Promotion publishing, 1998 |
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According to Lori Stryker, B.Sc., B.H.Ec., B.Ed. ,A cosmetics ingredients expert
recommended that consumer should not purchase the products which contain any of these below.
Jeanbio Olive products do not contain any of these as well.....
| Chemical Ingredient |
Animal or Microbial Ingredient |
| Aluminum |
Albumin |
| Ammonium glycolate |
Ceresin |
| Artificial colours |
Cl 77267 (bone charcoal)
Cl 77268 (black bone charcoal) |
| Benzoates: sodium benzoate, benzoic acid |
Collagen |
| BHT, BHA |
Ectoin: hydroxyectoin |
| DEA, MEA, TEA |
Elastin |
| Diamines: phenylenediamines |
Fish |
| Dibutyl phthalate |
Gelatin |
| Dimethicone |
Hyaluronic acid |
| FD & C, D & C colours |
Keratin |
Formaldehydes: imidazolidinyl urea,
DMDM hydantoin, quaternium 15,
2-bromo-2-nitropropane-1, 3 diol |
Lanolin |
| Hydroquinone |
Mink Oil |
| Isopropanolamine |
Musk |
| Isopropyl alcohol |
Ovum |
Keratolytic chemicals: hydroxyl acids,
glycolic acids, retinoic acids |
Phosphatidylcholine |
| Methylisothiazolinone |
Placenta |
| Oleates: decyloleate |
Roe |
| Parabens |
Salmo |
| Parrafin |
Serum albumin |
| Phenoxyyethanol |
Squalenes |
| Propylene glycol (petroleum derived) |
Tallow |
| Pthalates |
Unipertan |
| Sodium laureth sulfate, sodium lauryl sulfate |
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| Sorbitans |
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| Toluene |
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