How To Make Your Own Lotion Plus A Full List Of Chemicals Found In Lotion Sold In Shops

Lotion is loaded with nasty chemicals, as we talk about in depth at the end of the article. Long story short, you’re rubbing all sorts of chemicals with a bunch of different harmful impacts on your body every day. But this is an easy, DIY home made lotion recipe that really works! You can even customize it a bit. You can add things like Calendula and chamomile if you’re making it for your baby, or add the essential oils you like.You will need:1/2 a cup of almond or olive oil1/4 cup of coconut oil1/4 cup of beeswaxOptional: 1 teaspoon of vitamin E oilOptional: 2 tablespoons of shea or cocoa butteroptional: Essential oils or vanilla extract for odorInstructions:Combine the ingredients in a glass jar. Mason jars are perfect for this.Fill a medium saucepan with a couple inches of water and put over medium heat.Place the jar in the water, and as the water heats, the contents will begin to melt.Once melted, mix together thoroughly and add to whatever receptacle you plan to use.The harmful ingredients in lotion.Full list of harmful lotion ingredients compiled by LotionSecrets:Alkyloamides- Thickening agents, emollients and emulsifiers in lotion.1. DEA – diethanolamides2. MEA – monoethanolamides3. TEA – triethanolamides4. MIPA – monoisopropanolamides5. PEG or ethoxylated alkyloamidesThey are manufactured by using fatty acids as the starting material. Not considered toxic, but can become contaminated with nitrosamines. ‘ Nitrosamines are considered cancer-causing. Other chemicals that can cause nitrosamine contamination are: Cocoyl Sarcosine, 2-bromo-2-nitropropane-1,3-diol, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Hydrolysed Animal Protein, Lauryl Sarcosine, Quaternium-7, 15, 31, 60, etc, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Ammonium Laureth Sulfate and Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate.’*Aluminum – Metallic element used in antiperspirants and antiseptics. Certain scientists have established links between aluminum and breast cancer. It’s use in antiperspirants blocks the pores of the skin, preventing the toxins we already have from being excreted in that area. The toxins then go to the closest fat reserve: the breasts or even the brain. Some suspicions have been equally raised about it’s association with Alzheimers. For some this is a hard habit to break. Tom’s natural deoderant works surprisingly well, better than other deoderants. It also heals and soothes under the arms. I like the apricot scent. They also carry unscented. It’s a little over $4 per stick. One stick lasts a long time. A few dollars more a month for our health is definately worth it. Arm & Hammer aluminum and paraben free deoderant also works well. It has a nice citric scent and a reasonable price. If you sweat alot, just apply twice a day. They don’t leave a heavy film like antiperspirants. Please consider avoiding aluminum as much as possible. Only wear antiperspirant when absolutely necessary and avoid other products containing aluminum all together, like lotion. You may see it listed as Magnesium Aluminum Silicate or another aluminum compound . Aluminum compounds are known to be neurotoxic to humansAlcohol – Alcohol is the natural fermentation of sugar but should only be considered for topical use on small areas of the skin infrequently for only a handful of reasons. Otherwise, ‘it strips our skin’s natural acid mantle opening it up and leaving it vulnerable to bacteria, molds, viruses, carcinogens and other environmental toxins. It also severely dries and ages the skin and can be an allergen or irritant to many. It is made from propylene, a petroleum derivative. It may promote brown spots and premature aging of skin.’*Aminomethyl Propanol – A buffering pH adjuster. This ingredient is considered mildly toxic. There are federal restrictions on the amount that can be used in cosmetics. There are reports of neurotoxicity, organ toxicity, endocrine distruption, ecotoxicity. It may contain harmful impurities. If nitrosamine compounds are present because of nitrosating agents, this ingredient is considered a carcinogenic, or cancer causing. (It is impossible for a comsumer to know whether nitrosamine compounds are present unless they get the product tested.)Animal Testing and Products – “Neither the FDA nor the US Consumer Product Safety Commission requires animal testing, and with viable alternatives such as in vitro and computer modeling, there is no need for animal testing to continue.” Look for “cruelty free” labels or “no animal testing” labels, though this isn’t a guarantee since there is no agency to regulate what companies put on labels.Read more at http://higherperspective.com/2014/12/lotion.html#x0l5Z9ZJQu46g8QE.99

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