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Top Ingredients That Should Never be Used in Hair Products
Top Ingredients That Should Never be Used in Hair Products
Top Ingredients That Should Never be Used in Hair Products
Top Ingredients That Should Never be Used in Hair Products
Original Sprout is E.U. Compliant
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Cosmetics sold in Europe have a ban on over 1,500 toxic ingredients.
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Original Sprout is Made in California
Cosmetics made in California have California's Safe Cosmetics Act.
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No Formaldehyde or Keratin
California's Safe Cosmetics Act bans carcinogenic formaldehyde from cosmetics.
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No Dioxanes/ Sulfates
Banned under California's Safe Cosmetics Act, dioxanes 1 & 4, carcinogens, can be found in sulfates. Sulfates (inexpensive foaming agents) in cosmetics are commonly found in shampoos, toothpaste, laundry detergent, dish detergent, & body washes. Sulfates can be linked to urinary tract infections, eczema, dryness of skin, hair & scalp, allergies and hair loss. Dioxanes 1 & 4 can be a result of burning food, polluted air, solvent fumes from ovens, fumes from vehicles, wildfires & volcanic ash.
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No Phthalates or BPA
California's prop 65 bans added BPA & phthalates from plastic & cosmetics.
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No Hydantoin DMDM
Preservative/emulsifier derived from formaldehyde, a known carcinogen, commonly used in cosmetics.
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No Parabens
Preservatives used in cosmetics. Suspected estrogen mimickers, breast cancer concerns.
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No Polyethylene Glycol
Plasticizing ingredient and solvent in cosmetics.
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No Cocamide Dea
Skin irritant, may cause formation of carcinogens.
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No Sodium Oleth & Coceth Sulfate
Can be contaminated with dioxanes 1 & 4.
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No Magnesium Laureth Sulfate
Can contain contaminants.
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No Ammonia
Can cause allergic reactions.
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No Nanoparticles
Nanoparticles are under watch in Europe for absorption related concerns. Used in sunscreens & mineral make-up. Commonly found in titanium dioxide. Can penetrate into bloodstream.
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No Unregulated Fragrances or Essential Oils
Europe's Cosmetic Directive ensures fragrances & essential oils are regulated. Cosmetics can only be imported into the E.U. by cosmetic professionals that are tested for safety.
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