Palm Oil: The Earth-Destroying Ingredient Hiding in Your Cosmetics
Bye Accutane: The True Root Cause of Acne and How To Heal it Naturally
After many failed attempts of trying to treat acne vulgaris using topical creams, people are often prescribed Accutane pills. However, they come along with many potentially dangerous side effects.
What you'll most likely never hear from a conventional doctor, is that acne is a direct result of diet and lifestyle choices, as the root cause originates from within the body.
Organic & Cruelty-Free Sunscreen Guide: The Truth Behind The Label
In an attempt to protect ourselves from the sun's UV rays, it has for the most part backfired on us. What's shocking is about an estimated 1 billion people worldwide, across all ethnicities and age groups, are deficient in vitamin D. This pandemic is mainly attributed to reduced exposure to sunlight.
So how can we properly protect our skin from the sun's UV rays?
Lōa Is Now Certified Cruelty-Free by The Leaping Bunny Program
This certification verifies that at no point has our product or ingredients been tested on animals. We only use suppliers that source their ingredients ethically.
How Miracle Oil Helps To Heal Acne, Eczema, and Psoriasis
If you have acne, eczema, or psoriasis, your skin is likely deficient in certain essential nutrients. This imbalance is caused by inflammation, and is one of the main underlying factors contributing to these conditions.
The secret behind Miracle Oil is its rich content of skin-loving omega-3 and 6 essential fatty acids, and cell regenerating phytonutrients.
Chemical Safety Review: Phenoxyethanol
Phenoxyethanol is one of the most commonly used synthetic preservatives in cosmetics today, and is also used as a fixative for perfumes. Companies use phenoxyethanol as a "safer" alternative to parabens, and will often market their products as paraben-free (since many people know to stay away from parabens).
Treating Acne With Oils: Heal Your Fatty Acid-Deficient Skin
Contrary to what we're told by cosmetics companies and doctors, their are much deeper rooted causes to acne. Simply treating the skin with synthetic chemicals and prescription drugs may help some, but for the majority of people with acne-prone skin, the answer lies within their bodies.
It may seem strange, but acne sufferers likely have an essential fatty acid deficiency, which plays a major role in the severity of the condition.
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