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Paraben-free facewash?

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby Mungo » Mon Jul 04, 2011 1:21 pm

Thanks :D

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby nappynutter » Mon Jul 04, 2011 7:10 pm

Shaunie wrote:
red_dwarf wrote:I wouldnt touch bodyshop with a bargepole. They dont test their products on animals, but they do buy from companies that test some of the other products they sell on animals if that makes sence. Extremly hipocritical in my eyes

And they are part of the Nestle group.


The Body Shop is owned by the L'Oréal Group which is a listed company but Nestlé own about a quarter of the shares.

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby Miss_Purple » Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:08 pm

Lush is good although quite expensive. The Naked range in Boots is paraben free too.

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby aimeet » Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:40 pm

Miss_Purple wrote:Lush is good although quite expensive. The Naked range in Boots is paraben free too.


The angels on bare skin is fab and a 3 month supply costs about £6- not too bad imo, I love it so does dh, no nasties ata all in there very natural.

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby Caroline » Tue Jul 05, 2011 8:10 am

aimeet wrote:
Miss_Purple wrote:Lush is good although quite expensive. The Naked range in Boots is paraben free too.


The angels on bare skin is fab and a 3 month supply costs about £6- not too bad imo, I love it so does dh, no nasties ata all in there very natural.


You have to be VERY careful with Lush products as they do use some things that I wouldn't touch with a barge pole such as SLS. They have a reputation for being 100% natural and its quite simply not the case :wink:

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby Mungo » Tue Jul 05, 2011 3:31 pm

It's a real minefield isn't it?!

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby SallyMS » Tue Aug 30, 2011 8:40 pm

Jason do fab range & they're friendly

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby nappynutter » Tue Aug 30, 2011 9:54 pm

Caroline wrote:
aimeet wrote:
Miss_Purple wrote:Lush is good although quite expensive. The Naked range in Boots is paraben free too.


The angels on bare skin is fab and a 3 month supply costs about £6- not too bad imo, I love it so does dh, no nasties ata all in there very natural.


You have to be VERY careful with Lush products as they do use some things that I wouldn't touch with a barge pole such as SLS. They have a reputation for being 100% natural and its quite simply not the case :wink:


SLS is derived from coconut or palm kernel oil. It's not toxic (i.e. it's not carcinogenic) but it can irritate the skin and eyes and is best avoided, especially if you have sensitive skin.

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Re: Paraben-free facewash?

Postby aimeet » Tue Aug 30, 2011 11:02 pm

Caroline wrote:
aimeet wrote:
Miss_Purple wrote:Lush is good although quite expensive. The Naked range in Boots is paraben free too.


The angels on bare skin is fab and a 3 month supply costs about £6- not too bad imo, I love it so does dh, no nasties ata all in there very natural.


You have to be VERY careful with Lush products as they do use some things that I wouldn't touch with a barge pole such as SLS. They have a reputation for being 100% natural and its quite simply not the case :wink:


Ah yes but Angles is completely made from stuff in the garden and food cupboard so no nasty bits at all. :mrgreen:

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