Jane Iredale Cosmetics
Jane Iredale mineral make-up is considered by many plastic surgeons and dermatologists to be the safest, kindest cosmetic line on the market today. Thousands of consumers would agree with them, given the popularity of the Jane Iredale cosmetics products.
Go for it girls!
And the occasional fellow.
Please be aware that although the vast majority of Jane Iredale Cosmetic products are green-lighted by the EWG as safe as it gets for carinogenic-free make-up, or from any other dangerous ingredients, the EWG does not find the Jane Iredale powder sunscreen a safe bet. The EWG rates the Jane Iredale sunscreen a very dangerous, red-zone seven.
The problem is the titanium dioxide, and a particular combination of other other ingredients which, all things scientifically considered, are dangerous to our health.
Please take the time to check out the EWG site. Once again, EWG stands for the Environmental Working Group. They are our consumer watchdog. The EWG is funded by public donation. They are not in the hands of big pharma, or anyone else. Their unbiased scietific research is top-notch and world renowned. Please make use of their research and stay safe.
There are a few other Jane Iredale cosmetic products which are rated a caution-yellow. By far the vast majority of her products are green-lighted and loved by many. Look them up on the user-friendly EWG website http://www.ewg.org.
You can check them out at Jane Iredale’s website http://www.janeiredale.com.
Perhaps you could write her a little note with regards to the few products that she manufactures that do not come up to the safety standards set by the Environmental Working Group. Let her know that her consumers are a savvy lot and that she should do domething about the proverbial fly in the ointment. Jane Ireldale Cosmetic products advertising campaings ensure the consumers that all of her products are very safe for them. Her client-base is therefore more trusting and more likely not to do their due diligence and check out the research on each of her products before using them.
Not good and not smart.
But very trusting.
Drop Jane a line and let her know that the EWG has not given all of her products a clean bill of health.
Just most of them.
Which is a lot better than many cosmetic lines on the market today.
For a full and complete review of Jane Iredale’s cometics, and every other cosmetic company under the sun, please refer to the EWG’s Cosmetic Database.
Be careful and stay healthy!
Pat.
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