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27/07/2025

SELAMATKAH SKINCARE ANDA?
ARE YOU USING SAFE SKINCARE & COSMETICS?

Research STRONGLY suggests that chemicals in cosmetics contribute to the development of cancer. Specifically, PARABENS and PHTHALATES have been linked to breast cancer. Also, research shows that switching to products that don't use these chemicals turns off breast cancer genes in just 28 days.

Source: Breast Cancer Org. (2025, February 1).
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Research *strongly* suggests that chemicals in cosmetics contribute to the development of cancer.

Specifically, parabens and phthalates have been linked to breast cancer.

While cosmetics and personal care products are often seen as tools for beauty and self-care, emerging research highlights a potential hidden cost: chemical exposure linked to cancer risk.

Studies strongly suggest that certain chemicals found in cosmetics, particularly at high or repeated exposure levels, may contribute to cancer development.

Two major groups under scrutiny are parabens and phthalates—common ingredients in makeup, moisturizers, hair care products, nail polish, and fragrances. These chemicals are known hormone disruptors, capable of interfering with the body’s hormonal systems by mimicking or blocking estrogen and other hormones.

This is particularly concerning when it comes to breast cancer. Estrogen can fuel the growth of hormone-receptor-positive breast cancers, and both parabens and phthalates may throw off the body’s hormonal balance.

Parabens, which act like a weak form of estrogen, have been found in breast tissue, though this alone doesn’t confirm a direct link. Phthalates don’t mimic estrogen directly but still disrupt hormone systems, including testosterone’s interaction with estrogen.

For those looking to reduce their risk, reading ingredient labels and choosing products free of these chemicals is a proactive step supported by current science.

Also, research shows that switching to products that don't use these chemicals turns off breast cancer genes in just 28 days.

Source: Breast Cancer Org. (2025, February 1). Exposure to Chemicals in Cosmetics.

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