Rating 7-10 hazard 3-6 moderate
Today’s subject is so huge , that this box will not take the first lot, even tough I had narrowed it down to the hazardous ones.
So please eml for the list on: majalamb1@gmail.com asking which list you would like:
Hydroquinone skin lightener:
Nanoparticles
Phthalates
Petroleum byproducts
Major gaps in public health laws allow cosmetics companies to use almost any ingredient they choose in everything from sunscreen and mascara to deodorant and baby shampoo, with no restrictions and no requirement for safety testing. To help you navigate your store’s aisles, I have put together a number of ingredient labels to bring you our top recommendations for what not to buy — products with worrisome or downright dangerous ingredients that don’t belong in your shopping cart or on your skin. There is ascale from (0-10) ten is the highest concentration.
Todays topic:
Products containing LYOPHILIZED BEEF PLACENTA or PLACENTAL EXTRACT
Products containing MERCURY or THIMEROSAL
Products containing LEAD ACETATE
To see the list of these products double click on the video to open up in Youtube the see the information box.
Regards
Maja
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The Mooncup is a reusable menstrual cup around two inches long and made from soft silicone rubber. It is worn internally like a tampon but collects menstrual fluid rather than absorbing. Unlike tampons the Mooncup is not a disposable product, so you only need to buy one.
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The Mooncup will hold 30ml of fluid, which is roughly one third of the average total produced each period. A light seal is formed with your vaginal walls allowing your menstrual fluid to pass into the Mooncup without leakage or odour. You will probably find that you need to empty your Mooncup less frequently than you currently replace towels or tampons.
The Mooncup menstrual cup contains no bleaches, deodorisers or absorbency gels. It does not interfere with your healthy vaginal environment, nor has it been associated with toxic shock syndrome. The smooth surface of the Mooncup allows the mucus membranes of your vaginal wall to continue their essential cleansing and protective functions. The Mooncup does not absorb your body’s natural defence mechanisms and will not deposit fibres in your vaginal wall.
The Mooncup will not cause irritation and is suitable for women with sensitive skin, thrush, eczema or allergy. For your safety the Mooncup is made from a special medical grade non-allergic silicone. Silicone is derived from silica which is one of the most abundant minerals on earth. The Mooncup is manufactured in the UK. The Mooncup can be cleaned in the same way as baby equipment: with sterilising fluid, or by boiling for five minutes in an open pan of water. Unlike pads and tampons the Mooncup menstrual cup is reusable, eliminating the need to carry bulky spares. With proper care your Mooncup will last for several years. Imagine the towels and tampons that you will be disposing of in landfill sites during those years!
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Anti- inflammatory and antiseptic gel. Used topically over a period of weeks it should alleviate the appearance and discomfort.
Marigold, Lavender and Rose Geranium Gel
10 rose geranium flowers, with leaves and stems
8 marigold flowers
20 lavender flower heads
200 ml water
1 sachet of vegetable gelatine
5 tsp vodka
20 drops tea tree oil
1) roughly chop the flowers, leaves and stems of the geranium and place with the marigold flowers and lavender heads in a large bowl
2) bring the water to the boil and por it over the flowers to make an infusion.
leave to infuse for 10 minutes.
Place the infusion, including the plant material into a blender and whiz.
Strain the mixture into a clean bowl
3) In another bowl dissolve the gelatine in 2 tbsp cold water.
Gradually add the flower infusion, stirring to separate lumps.
Add the vodka and tea tree oil, stirring until a gel is formed.
using a funnel poer into a pot with a pump dispenser.
USE:
Apply to affected area 2x a day
STORAGE:
Keeps in fridge for up to 6 weeks
In these days it is a good idea to look back to our past and start making our own remedies again. That way we are in charge of what goes in. Apart from that it is educational and environmentally friendly.
So this will be a first of an on going series where I will share some of my Remedies for the more common use.
Please be aware, that they are not actual medicines, they are part of a more holistic approach to well being. So if you are ill, please go see the Doctor.
FOR SORE EYES – Cucumber Eye Gel (to soothe sore or swollen eyes)
1 small cucumber, chopped
200ml Aloe Gel or 50ml Aloe Activator or 3 tablespoons Aloe Gelly ( see: http://www.foreveraloe.ws)
1 sachet vegetable gelatine
50ml distilled extract of which hazel BP
1 white tea teabag
3 drops peppermint essential oil
1) Roughly chop the cucumber.
Add the Aloe and the cucumber into a blender and process until smooth.
Strain the mix through a sieve to extract the juice.
Measure out 100ml of the strained juice and set aside.
2) Add the witch hazel to a pan, whisk in the gelatine and add the teabag.
Gently heat the mixture until it starts to thicken.
As the mixture cools, take out the teabag, then whisk in the cucumber and Aloe mixture
and add the peppermint oil.
3) Bottle up the gel in a sterilized, airtight pump dispenser.
USE:
Apply to the eye area before bed, then wash off in the morning
STORAGE:
Keeps in the fridge for up to six weeks