28/10/2025
Have you had enough of Breast Cancer Awareness Month too?
Every October, pink ribbons pop up everywhere — on labels, packaging, even cleaning products — all in the name of Breast Cancer awareness.
But here’s the truth no one talks about…just because it’s pink, it doesn’t mean it’s breast cancer–friendly or even safe for your health.
The pink ribbon isn’t regulated — any company can use it, even if their products contain ingredients linked to breast cancer. It’s called “pinkwashing”.
If brands really cared about preventing breast cancer, they’d remove the chemical ingredients research tells us are linked to breast cancer.
Chemicals like:�
> Phthalates�> Synthetic fragrance�> Parabens�> Artificial dyes�> Toluene�> Triclosan�> BHT + BHA
Let’s stop buying into pinkwashing and start supporting brands that don’t use carcinogens or hormone disruptors in the first place.
Comment PINK if you’d like my list of genuinely Low Tox, no-pinkwash brands.
�Let’s make breast cancer awareness campaigns about prevention - not marketing M x💗