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Reasons To Switch To Vegan-Friendly Products

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  More and more vegan friendly products are being introduced to the market these days. This shift to ethically produced products has come about since people have realized that animal cruelty and environmental degradation are inextricably linked with most beauty products and toiletries. Vegan products make use of safe ingredients that are eco-friendly too. Here are some reasons to consider switching to vegan-friendly products: You avoid questionable ingredients Undesirable animal ingredients are often used in the manufacturing of everyday products. These ingredients often have misleading names, making users feel that they are using vegan friendly and cruelty free products. Gelatine, tallow, cochineal dye, guanine, lanolin, squalene, etc. are all examples of animal ingredients that are found in many products. Always read the labels when buying soaps, bubble bars, lotions, hair products, and even makeup.   Say no to animal cruelty In several countries, cosmetics are still test

Harmful Ingredients To Avoid In Toothpaste

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  Toothpaste is an essential part of our daily hygiene routine, but most people pay little attention to the ingredients on the label of their toothpaste.  Regular toothpastes often have harsh and toxic chemicals that are harmful to the environment and your health. These toxins can be ingested and absorbed into the bloodstream too. Here are some ingredients to avoid in toothpaste: Triclosan Triclosan is an ingredient that has been banned by the FDA for its use in soaps, but ironically it is still added to toothpastes. Triclosan is a pesticide that’s known for its antibacterial properties. It’s also said to help fight plaque and gingivitis.  It’s known as a super chemical because of how strong its antibacterial properties are. The chemical structure of triclosan is very similar to Agent Orange , a herbicide used in the Vietnam war. Health concerns surrounding this particular ingredient include cancer, osteoporosis, endocrine issues, and cardiovascular disease.   Saccharin