It's Your Face: Dangerous Chemicals in Cosmetics.

[magus.immortalis1]

My guardian Lady Marchosias suggested that I post some links below regarding the dangerous types and amounts of chemicals, including lead, in cosmetics and makeup.

I have the three books below and I highly recommend every female who uses cosmetics (as well as men) to take a look at them.

There's Lead in Your Lipstick:
http://www.amazon.com/Theres-Lead-In-Yo ... r+lipstick

Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry:
http://www.amazon.com/Not-Just-Pretty-F ... im_sbs_b_1

Ecoholic Body:
http://www.amazon.com/Ecoholic-Body-Ult ... s=ecoholic

The skin is the largest organ and absorbs what we put on it.

My personal thoughts and experience:
It took a lot of effort to give up my commercial beauty products. I decided to give them up because they are tested on animals and they also contain many chemicals which are bad for our health and body.

I spent a lot of money on these commercial products and was loathe to give them up at first. I looked deeper and realized the power that fashion magazines and advertising had on me, hence why I would buy department store makeup and creams. The idea is this: If I buy x product, I can become beautiful, worthy, desired, etc. This is the power of advertising. It feeds off of our insecurity regarding our looks, our internal sense of worth, and makes a fortune off of us.

Please be aware of what you read, regarding fashion magazines. They are unrealistic and I believe, damaging to the psyche on a deep level.
This is just my opinion, of course. I only read one every month but am seriously considering stopping that because I always felt worse after reading them. Because they depict an unattainable image of beauty and thinness. And they also advertise commercial beauty products that tests on animals and have lots of chemicals in them.

In the end, it's your choice what you read and what you put on your face, regarding makeup, I am just offering some food for thoughts and the above links to provide knowledge.

Once I finish using up the products I have now, I will buy safflower oil (yes, you can find it in your supermarket, lol.) I used to use olive oil to moisterise my legs after shaving. And argan oil is good for clearing up acne. Grapeseed and coconut oil is also excellent for moisterising your skin. You can google up information on how these oils can substitute for expensive skin creams and are actually better for you.

Hail Satan!

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

I use those oils. Sesame oil is great as well. I dont use nail polish either its toxic. Almond oil is especially great for skin and nails etc. Coconut oil and almond oil are great for hair health overall. Coconut oil consumed is one of the best things you can do for your health. Also I use organic deodorants. Chemical deodirant contains aluminum and other ingredients that are absorbes into lymph glands under your arm and leads to breat cancer and lymphatic disease etc. The herb red clover is great for cancer and overall health and beauty. Herbal products are better for you. Dying the hair with chemicals are really bad too.For perfumes use essential oils etc.I also use organic toothpaste too. Trust me guys these things are not that expensive. Mother nature has all the answers in one way or the other.




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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 9:59 PM EST magus.immortalis wrote:

My guardian Lady Marchosias suggested that I post some links below regarding the dangerous types and amounts of chemicals, including lead, in cosmetics and makeup.

I have the three books below and I highly recommend every female who uses cosmetics (as well as men) to take a look at them.

There's Lead in Your Lipstick:
http://www.amazon.com/Theres-Lead-In-Yo ... r+lipstick

Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry:
http://www.amazon.com/Not-Just-Pretty-F ... im_sbs_b_1

Ecoholic Body:
http://www.amazon.com/Ecoholic-Body-Ult ... s=ecoholic

The skin is the largest organ and absorbs what we put on it.

My personal thoughts and experience:
It took a lot of effort to give up my commercial beauty products. I decided to give them up because they are tested on animals and they also contain many chemicals which are bad for our health and body.

I spent a lot of money on these commercial products and was loathe to give them up at first. I looked deeper and realized the power that fashion magazines and advertising had on me, hence why I would buy department store makeup and creams. The idea is this: If I buy x product, I can become beautiful, worthy, desired, etc. This is the power of advertising. It feeds off of our insecurity regarding our looks, our internal sense of worth, and makes a fortune off of us.

Please be aware of what you read, regarding fashion magazines. They are unrealistic and I believe, damaging to the psyche on a deep level.
This is just my opinion, of course. I only read one every month but am seriously considering stopping that because I always felt worse after reading them. Because they depict an unattainable image of beauty and thinness. And they also advertise commercial beauty products that tests on animals and have lots of chemicals in them.

In the end, it's your choice what you read and what you put on your face, regarding makeup, I am just offering some food for thoughts and the above links to provide knowledge.

Once I finish using up the products I have now, I will buy safflower oil (yes, you can find it in your supermarket, lol.) I used to use olive oil to moisterise my legs after shaving. And argan oil is good for clearing up acne. Grapeseed and coconut oil is also excellent for moisterising your skin. You can google up information on how these oils can substitute for expensive skin creams and are actually better for you.

Hail Satan!

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

Also to add Red clover cleanses the blood and boosts immune system as well as fortidying the liver and kidneys and female hormonal and reproductive system.



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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 10:07 PM EST Shannon Outlaw wrote:


I use those oils. Sesame oil is great as well. I dont use nail polish either its toxic. Almond oil is especially great for skin and nails etc. Coconut oil and almond oil are great for hair health overall. Coconut oil consumed is one of the best things you can do for your health. Also I use organic deodorants. Chemical deodirant contains aluminum and other ingredients that are absorbes into lymph glands under your arm and leads to breat cancer and lymphatic disease etc. The herb red clover is great for cancer and overall health and beauty. Herbal products are better for you. Dying the hair with chemicals are really bad too.For perfumes use essential oils etc.I also use organic toothpaste too. Trust me guys these things are not that expensive. Mother nature has all the answers in one way or the other.




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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 9:59 PM EST magus.immortalis wrote:

My guardian Lady Marchosias suggested that I post some links below regarding the dangerous types and amounts of chemicals, including lead, in cosmetics and makeup.

I have the three books below and I highly recommend every female who uses cosmetics (as well as men) to take a look at them.

There's Lead in Your Lipstick:
http://www.amazon.com/Theres-Lead-In-Yo ... r+lipstick

Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry:
http://www.amazon.com/Not-Just-Pretty-F ... im_sbs_b_1

Ecoholic Body:
http://www.amazon.com/Ecoholic-Body-Ult ... s=ecoholic

The skin is the largest organ and absorbs what we put on it.

My personal thoughts and experience:
It took a lot of effort to give up my commercial beauty products. I decided to give them up because they are tested on animals and they also contain many chemicals which are bad for our health and body.

I spent a lot of money on these commercial products and was loathe to give them up at first. I looked deeper and realized the power that fashion magazines and advertising had on me, hence why I would buy department store makeup and creams. The idea is this: If I buy x product, I can become beautiful, worthy, desired, etc. This is the power of advertising. It feeds off of our insecurity regarding our looks, our internal sense of worth, and makes a fortune off of us.

Please be aware of what you read, regarding fashion magazines. They are unrealistic and I believe, damaging to the psyche on a deep level.
This is just my opinion, of course. I only read one every month but am seriously considering stopping that because I always felt worse after reading them. Because they depict an unattainable image of beauty and thinness. And they also advertise commercial beauty products that tests on animals and have lots of chemicals in them.

In the end, it's your choice what you read and what you put on your face, regarding makeup, I am just offering some food for thoughts and the above links to provide knowledge.

Once I finish using up the products I have now, I will buy safflower oil (yes, you can find it in your supermarket, lol.) I used to use olive oil to moisterise my legs after shaving. And argan oil is good for clearing up acne. Grapeseed and coconut oil is also excellent for moisterising your skin. You can google up information on how these oils can substitute for expensive skin creams and are actually better for you.

Hail Satan!

 

[keeperofstone]

Be careful with red clover it thins the blood. If anyone is on any other blood thinners such as asprin you could have servere bleeding problems. Yes it is good for females.

Hail Satan

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Shannon Outlaw wrote:


Also to add Red clover cleanses the blood and boosts immune system as well as fortidying the liver and kidneys and female hormonal and reproductive system.



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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 10:07 PM EST Shannon Outlaw wrote:


I use those oils. Sesame oil is great as well. I dont use nail polish either its toxic. Almond oil is especially great for skin and nails etc. Coconut oil and almond oil are great for hair health overall. Coconut oil consumed is one of the best things you can do for your health. Also I use organic deodorants. Chemical deodirant contains aluminum and other ingredients that are absorbes into lymph glands under your arm and leads to breat cancer and lymphatic disease etc. The herb red clover is great for cancer and overall health and beauty. Herbal products are better for you. Dying the hair with chemicals are really bad too.For perfumes use essential oils etc.I also use organic toothpaste too. Trust me guys these things are not that expensive. Mother nature has all the answers in one way or the other.




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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 9:59 PM EST magus.immortalis wrote:

My guardian Lady Marchosias suggested that I post some links below regarding the dangerous types and amounts of chemicals, including lead, in cosmetics and makeup.

I have the three books below and I highly recommend every female who uses cosmetics (as well as men) to take a look at them.

There's Lead in Your Lipstick:
http://www.amazon.com/Theres-Lead-In-Yo ... r+lipstick

Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry:
http://www.amazon.com/Not-Just-Pretty-F ... im_sbs_b_1

Ecoholic Body:
http://www.amazon.com/Ecoholic-Body-Ult ... s=ecoholic

The skin is the largest organ and absorbs what we put on it.

My personal thoughts and experience:
It took a lot of effort to give up my commercial beauty products. I decided to give them up because they are tested on animals and they also contain many chemicals which are bad for our health and body.

I spent a lot of money on these commercial products and was loathe to give them up at first. I looked deeper and realized the power that fashion magazines and advertising had on me, hence why I would buy department store makeup and creams. The idea is this: If I buy x product, I can become beautiful, worthy, desired, etc. This is the power of advertising. It feeds off of our insecurity regarding our looks, our internal sense of worth, and makes a fortune off of us.

Please be aware of what you read, regarding fashion magazines. They are unrealistic and I believe, damaging to the psyche on a deep level.
This is just my opinion, of course. I only read one every month but am seriously considering stopping that because I always felt worse after reading them. Because they depict an unattainable image of beauty and thinness. And they also advertise commercial beauty products that tests on animals and have lots of chemicals in them.

In the end, it's your choice what you read and what you put on your face, regarding makeup, I am just offering some food for thoughts and the above links to provide knowledge.

Once I finish using up the products I have now, I will buy safflower oil (yes, you can find it in your supermarket, lol.) I used to use olive oil to moisterise my legs after shaving. And argan oil is good for clearing up acne. Grapeseed and coconut oil is also excellent for moisterising your skin. You can google up information on how these oils can substitute for expensive skin creams and are actually better for you.

Hail Satan!

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

Yes, when taken for too long periods of time also I forgot to add that anyone with breast cancer or cancer of the ovaries should not take it because of its estrogen producing effects. But the good definetly outweighs the small precautions.

With all herbs etc it is important to not take for prolonged periods of time. The body should be given a break a some point in time. Herbal remedies I feel are important for bringing the body back to balance. But ofcourse maintaining health is more than just taking herbs etc. All forms of healing, energy healing etc should be practiced. Spiritual exercises play a big role in a persons all around health.



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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 11:28 PM EST keeperofstone wrote:

Be careful with red clover it thins the blood. If anyone is on any other blood thinners such as asprin you could have servere bleeding problems. Yes it is good for females.

Hail Satan

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Shannon Outlaw wrote:


Also to add Red clover cleanses the blood and boosts immune system as well as fortidying the liver and kidneys and female hormonal and reproductive system.



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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 10:07 PM EST Shannon Outlaw wrote:


I use those oils. Sesame oil is great as well. I dont use nail polish either its toxic. Almond oil is especially great for skin and nails etc. Coconut oil and almond oil are great for hair health overall. Coconut oil consumed is one of the best things you can do for your health. Also I use organic deodorants. Chemical deodirant contains aluminum and other ingredients that are absorbes into lymph glands under your arm and leads to breat cancer and lymphatic disease etc. The herb red clover is great for cancer and overall health and beauty. Herbal products are better for you. Dying the hair with chemicals are really bad too.For perfumes use essential oils etc.I also use organic toothpaste too. Trust me guys these things are not that expensive. Mother nature has all the answers in one way or the other.




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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 9:59 PM EST magus.immortalis wrote:

My guardian Lady Marchosias suggested that I post some links below regarding the dangerous types and amounts of chemicals, including lead, in cosmetics and makeup.

I have the three books below and I highly recommend every female who uses cosmetics (as well as men) to take a look at them.

There's Lead in Your Lipstick:
http://www.amazon.com/Theres-Lead-In-Yo ... r+lipstick

Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry:
http://www.amazon.com/Not-Just-Pretty-F ... im_sbs_b_1

Ecoholic Body:
http://www.amazon.com/Ecoholic-Body-Ult ... s=ecoholic

The skin is the largest organ and absorbs what we put on it.

My personal thoughts and experience:
It took a lot of effort to give up my commercial beauty products. I decided to give them up because they are tested on animals and they also contain many chemicals which are bad for our health and body.

I spent a lot of money on these commercial products and was loathe to give them up at first. I looked deeper and realized the power that fashion magazines and advertising had on me, hence why I would buy department store makeup and creams. The idea is this: If I buy x product, I can become beautiful, worthy, desired, etc. This is the power of advertising. It feeds off of our insecurity regarding our looks, our internal sense of worth, and makes a fortune off of us.

Please be aware of what you read, regarding fashion magazines. They are unrealistic and I believe, damaging to the psyche on a deep level.
This is just my opinion, of course. I only read one every month but am seriously considering stopping that because I always felt worse after reading them. Because they depict an unattainable image of beauty and thinness. And they also advertise commercial beauty products that tests on animals and have lots of chemicals in them.

In the end, it's your choice what you read and what you put on your face, regarding makeup, I am just offering some food for thoughts and the above links to provide knowledge.

Once I finish using up the products I have now, I will buy safflower oil (yes, you can find it in your supermarket, lol.) I used to use olive oil to moisterise my legs after shaving. And argan oil is good for clearing up acne. Grapeseed and coconut oil is also excellent for moisterising your skin. You can google up information on how these oils can substitute for expensive skin creams and are actually better for you.

Hail Satan!