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@sosuble and her favorite @fine_deodorant #finedeodorant #organicdeodorant #naturaldeodorant #blos #everydayblos Natural nail polish brand Kure Bazaar has harnessed the power of ten hydrating oils to create its latest cuticle product. The new Organic Cuticle Oil contains argan, onagre, borage, hemp, cameline, hazelnut and sweet almond, and is infused with Rosa damascena. This cuticle oil prevents cracking, splitting and peeling of brittle nails, soften and protect the cuticle area, and promote healthy nail tissue. Regular use is claimed to encourage nail growth. #kurebazaar #organicbeauty #naturalbeauty #everydaybeauty #everydayblos Let’s talk about foam! It’s nice to feel clean. Stepping out of the shower is a moment refreshing not just to body, but also to mind and spirit. Getting clean, however, can be more of a journey than we think. Every day we are exposed to a litany of chemicals from every conceivable source, including what we put on our hair. It’s worth reading the small print. Sulfates, either sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) or sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). Used as a surfactant and foaming agent, sodium laurel sulfate is a strong skin irritant and produces nitrosamine, a substance linked to cancer formation. Sodium laureth sulfate produces another possible carcinogen 1,4-dioxane as a byproduct. 1,4-dioxane has been linked to liver and kidney damage, and since it’s a byproduct, it won’t be listed on the label. Surfactants break down surface tension and allow dirt, oil, and other substances to be lifted from the hair. Sulfates are commonly used as surfactants because they lather well. While huge masses of bubbles look great in ads, they aren’t really necessary for clean hair. There are other, gentler, and more natural alternatives. Send us an email to find out what products will suit you best.