The National Institutes of Health released a study showing women who frequently use chemical hair-straightening products were at higher risk for uterine cancer.
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Agent Nateur: Fueling Organic Growth In A Pay-To-Play Era
The deodorant category doesn’t exactly have a chic history. From bulky plastic containers to highly alcohol- and aluminum-filled formulas, antiperspirants weren’t exactly the type of product one would display in a “shelfie.”
The 7 best drugstore shampoos
Dermatologists and hair experts recommended these drugstore shampoos that won’t break the bank
Want products with clean ingredients? There’s an app for that
In theory, everyone wants to use “better for you” products, but whether the average consumer is willing to put the time and energy into finding those products can be the deciding factor. Think Dirty, Sephora, and Target are making it easy for consumers to find products with clean ingredients
13 Sustainability Apps For Pro-Planet Scrolling
Sustainable living apps cover all kinds of e-ground, from helping you find sustainable brands to minimizing food waste.
The Six Best Beauty Apps We Tried This Month
Apps that offer delivery on demand have made it easier than ever to access our essentials. (Yes. That includes a midnight pizza order via Uber.). And now a new one is adding beauty to the list.
The best food and cosmetic apps for a toxic-free lifestyle
Living a healthy and toxic-free lifestyle can be challenging in a world filled with GMOs and chemical ingredients, especially when brands are not forthcoming with what’s actually in their products.
Scorned by a viral beauty product, ex-DevaCurl users band together online
In a Facebook group born around allegations of hair damage caused by DevaCurl, thousands of former users are trying to help each other recover their curls.
Want to Check the Ingredients in Your Beauty Products?
When it comes to choosing beauty products, what’s most important to you? How does it look, what it does or, what its ingredients are? Sometimes, beauty industry jargon can be confusing, masking a product’s true ingredients and effectiveness.
Tech entrepreneur Lily Tse wants you to Think Dirty (but shop clean)
“The most beautiful makeup for a woman is passion. But cosmetics are easier to buy,” says Lily Tse (BA 2001 UTSC), quoting fashion designer Yves St. Laurent. Tse is an entrepreneur and the CEO of Think Dirty, a mobile app that helps consumers understand the ingredients in their personal care products.