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Toxin Series "5": The EVIL History of Skincare

  • Writer: ketogenicfasting
    ketogenicfasting
  • Jul 1, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 7

The skincare industry, though positioned as a champion of beauty and self-care, frequently exposes consumers to harmful substances hidden in everyday products.


Many popular skincare items contain toxic chemicals such as parabens, phthalates, formaldehyde-releasing agents, and synthetic fragrances—all of which have been linked to hormone disruption, allergic reactions, and even increased cancer risk. Microplastics, often used for texture or exfoliation, contribute not only to environmental pollution but can also penetrate the skin and enter the bloodstream, raising long-term health concerns.


Despite marketing buzzwords like “clean,” “natural,” or “dermatologist-tested,” almost none of these products undergo any meaningful regulation. The industry operates in a largely self-policing environment, where transparency is minimal and ingredient safety is often based on outdated or insufficient research. As a result, consumers are left vulnerable, unknowingly applying substances that may compromise both skin integrity and overall health over time.


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The information contained in this video is alarming. That's if you care about your personal care and health...


Despite marketing buzzwords like “clean,” “natural,” or “dermatologist-tested,” almost none of these products undergo any meaningful regulation. The industry operates in a largely self-policing environment!

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