Aromantis Natural Organic Skincare

18/11/2021

“Stink!” opens with a foul smell and a pair of kids pajamas. And a single father trying to find out what that smell could possibly be. But instead of getting...

20/05/2020

In a stunning victory for public health, Johnson & Johnson announced it will stop selling its iconic baby powder in the U.S and Canada!! J&J’s surprise move came in response to both a decline in sales and growing consumer outrage over the asbestos-ovarian cancer link and the documented presence of asbestos-contaminated talc in some J&J baby powder.

However, asbestos-contaminated baby powder is just the tip of the iceberg of the problem. Even one fiber of asbestos can also cause mesothelioma and asbestos is showing up in everything from talc-based blush and bronzer to eye make-up in both adult and kids cosmetics

The saga gets worse, because even though there is no safe level of exposure to asbestos, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration can’t even force companies to recall cosmetic products that they know are contaminated with asbestos because they were tested their own labs! And the J&J outrage continues because the cosmetic giant plans to sell down its existing inventory of baby powder until it runs out, and it will continue to sell talc-based baby powder in other markets around the world!

So celebrate today and then urge your congressional representative to support the Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Act to ensure everyone has access to safe cosmetics, that are free of asbestos and other extremely toxic chemicals of concern. Take action today➡️www.bcpp.org/take-action/demand-toxic-free-beauty-now/

06/03/2020

01/03/2020

Reducing your chances of developing breast cancer could be as simple as changing up your hair routine.

27/02/2020

New! Frangipani Butter Cream

27/02/2020

The ubiquitous synthetic “fragrances” and artificially scented products in your home and workplace may be the culprit behind numerous phantom symptoms you’re experiencing....but attributing to something else. Are you fragrance sensitive?

Watch the award-winning documentary “Stink!” on Netflix: netflix.com/title/80076581

17/02/2020

I remember when my sister mentioned to me a few years ago the numbers on plastic packaging. At the time, I consumed a lot of different products in plastic packaging, from bottled water (every so often), to processed vegan “junk food.” I didn’t think much of it, but now that I realize the dange...