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What’s Really in Tattoo Ink? Study Shows Ingredient Labels May Not Be Accurate

The Dermatology Digest

Ingredient labels on tattoo ink don’t match the actual substances in the bottle, new research finds. The research cannot identify whether unlisted ingredients were added intentionally or if the manufacturer was provided with incorrectly labeled or contaminated materials. Regulation of tattoo inks on the American market is very recent.

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If Fragrance In Skincare Scares You, Read This

Renee Rouleau

As we’ve collectively embraced the concept of strengthening our moisture barriers, we’ve also eschewed irritating ingredients that can weaken or disrupt those barriers. While this is mostly a good thing, I also think some ingredients have been unfairly demonized. In the world of skincare, few topics are as hotly debated as fragrance.

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7 Best Mouthwashes for COVID-19 according to Evidence (2023)

Aesthetics Advisor

We’ve included therapeutic mouthwashes with proven anti-COVID-19 ingredient, you can buy over the counter. The study is published in the Journal of Medical Microbiology (2022). Active Ingredient: Cetylpyridinium Chloride 0.05%. Active ingredient: Hydrogen peroxide 1.5%. #6 Review rating 4.7

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FDA Approves Merz Aesthetics’ Xeomin for Smoothing Moderate to Severe Upper Facial Lines

The Dermatology Digest

“This new indication for XEOMIN proves we are moving the needle within the toxin space and meeting the needs of our consumers as it comes to efficacy and results, while containing only the essential ingredients needed for treatment.”

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Is Your Shampoo Making You Sick?

Aesthetics Advisor

The number of chemicals restricted by the FDA is even more ridiculous when you consider there are over 84,000 different chemicals in use in your personal care products and only 1% of those have been evaluated for safety in humans. (1) 13 It is also a skin and eye irritant and a common ingredient in shampoos. 18 The U.S.

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Fenbendazole Joe Tippens Protocol: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide (2023)

Aesthetics Advisor

However, in addition to taking the fenbendazole, Joe added his own ingredients to the regimen (curcumin, CBD oil, and vitamin E), thus creating the Joe Tippens Cancer Protocol. Since fenbendazole is a veterinary medicine, and is not licensed for human use and there is no specific human safety data available. chemotherapy?

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Neotame: The Damaging Artificial Sweetener You Probably Haven't Heard About

Aesthetics Advisor

2 Sometimes listed on food ingredient labels as E961, neotame is a relative newcomer to the artificial sweetener market, despite well-known health concerns, is expected to reach a global market value of $3 billion by the end of 2025. Understanding the impact of these pathogenic changes occurring in the gut microbiota is vital.

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