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Jordan, I want to encourage you to use this platform to share info with your readers about the harmful chemicals in many commercially available beauty products. Perhaps the most common of these are parabens, which many manufacturers are removing, but almost all products (toothpaste, shampoo, hair product, deodorant, even some tampons) contain phthalates, which act as endocrine disrupters (these are especially harmful upon fetuses and reproductive health in women and men). The Campaign for Safe Beauty (http://safecosmetics.org/index.php) has many at-home recipes for DIY beauty products, as well as a tool to “rate” the danger in the products you currently use. Sorry for the long post…I just wanted to take this chance to share with you and your readers a danger that many women have no idea they are exposed to. To find out if your product contains phthalates, read the label (sometimes they are explicitly named) or simply look for “fragrance (parfum)” in the ingredients: this is a primary source of phthalate exposure.