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 October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Philosophy has made a wonderful effort to support it by donating all the net profits from its Graceful Journey Shampoo , Bath, & Shower Gel ($25, philosophy.com) to Look Good Feel Better. This program helps those affected by cancer with the appearance- related side effects that can often be detrimental to people’s self-esteem. There’s about a week left in October, which still gives everyone plenty of time to support cancer-related efforts. Also, I believe Philosophy will keep selling the shower gel and donating the net profits. And remember, no matter what day, week, or month it is, it’s always a good time (and good for the soul!) to support worthwhile causes and do what you can to help out others. What is Look Good Feel Better? Look Good Feel Better helps instruct women on how to deal with the appearance- related side effects of cancer treatment. The history is quite touching. In 1987, a physician had a patient who was so devastate...

Hello beauties, Today’s review is on Philosophy Falling in Love Shampoo, Bath and Shower Gel.  Philosophy is a brand which is much raved for their shampoos, shower gels, body lotions and fragrances. Product Description: Falling in love summer shampoo , bath and shower gel is a 3-in-1 formula that gently cleanses and conditions skin and hair while inspiring flirtatious summer romance . The warm, fruity floral scents of black currant sweeps you off your feet and sun- kissed jasmine entice you to be playful and charming while passionate amber makes you fall hopefully in love.  Perfect for a bedtime bubble bath . Features and Benefits: Rich, moisturizing lather. Warm, fruity floral scent . Feel dreamy and romantically playful. How To Apply: First dampen your hair or body, and then slowly massage the gel into your hair or skin. Rinse with warm water. Ingredients: Aqua/water/eau, sodium laureth sulfate , ppg-2 hydroxyethylcocamide, lauryl betaine, parfum/fragrance, glycerin, glycol dist...

Ingredients: aqua/water/eau, sodium laureth sulfate , lauryl betaine, ppg-2 hydroxyethyl cocamide, parfum/fragrance, peg-18 glyceryl oleate/cocoate, glycerin, sodium chloride, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate , glycol distearate, panthenol, sodium sulfite, methyl gluceth-20, maleic anhydride, steareth-4, tocopheryl acetate, polyquaternium-10, buteth-3, hydroxycitronellal, allantoin, disodium edta, sodium hydroxide, butylphenyl methylpropional, maltodextrin, linalool, sodium benzotriazolyl butylphenol sulfonate , limonene, citric acid, magnesium nitrate, sodium benzoate, aloe barbadensis leaf juice , camellia sinensis leaf extract , bht, tributyl citrate, methylisothiazolinone, methylchloroisothiazoline, polysorbate 20, magnesium chloride, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, methylene di-t-butylcresol, potassium sorbate, hexylene glycol.

When making choices to support a healthier lifestyle, many individuals overlook the safety of their beauty and/or personal care products . But they shouldn’t: Not only is skin your largest organ, but what is applied to the skin is absorbed by the body (if you’re suspect, just think about the efficacy of transdermal birth control or nicotine patches). As a professional with 15 years of experience as a makeup artist and 10 years of experience in naturals specifically, I have developed an expertise in which products, ingredients, and methods are best. So if you’re taking the time—and spending the money—to buy healthier, organic food, it’s about time you understand what you’re putting on your skin. An introduction to clean and natural beauty. In order to understand the context, here’s some clean beauty 101 : The personal care industry (meaning things like lipstick, shampoo, lotion, deodorant, toothpaste) is completely unregulated in the United States. In layman’s terms, this means ther...