Earlier in the week, I presented a dilemma I had last year with the cosmetic industry. I was shocked to discover what we’re putting on our and our children’s faces, bodies, and even in our mouths (in toothpastes). I shared my own natural beauty solutions, which I hope you’ll consider and adapt for yourself. But, [...]
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Action for safe cosmetics
Posted in Animal Conservation & Welfare, breast Cancer, Cancer, carbon footprint, Diseases, Eco-Friendly, Environment, Product Safety, women's health, tagged Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, cosmetic safety, Safe Cosmetic Act, safe cosmetics, Story of Cosmetics, Story of Stuff, Triclosan on January 28, 2011 | 4 Comments »
WWTT: Chickens have breasts too!
Posted in breast Cancer, reproductive health, women's health, tagged american heart association, animal cruelty, animal welfare, breast cancer, breast cancer awareness, double down, KFC, leave your fair share, national cancer institute, Panera bread, susan G. Komen for the Cure, take what you need, Women's health on May 19, 2010 | 2 Comments »
What Were They Thinking? If you haven’t already heard, KFC (whose name, I’m sorry, still stands for Kentucky FRIED Chicken, to me) has teamed up with Susan G. Komen for the Cure (you know, that organization that’s building breast cancer awareness?). 5,000 KFC restaurants (and I use the term “restaurants” loosely), will be serving up their [...]
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