Are you dying to look good?
How many of these products have you used today?
Cosmetics, toiletries and personal care products are part of most people's everyday grooming routine. But look at the ingredients labels and what do you see? A list of unpronounceable chemicals.
The truth is that many of these ingredients are toxic and some are known to be carcinogenic, which means they can cause cancer. The cosmetics industry is very poorly regulated: in practice, manufacturers may use whatever chemical ingredients they choose in the products they put on the market. They sell the products through heavy advertising: what they are actually selling is a dream. We want to believe that dream and that is why we buy the products.
You may be treating your skin to a chemical cocktail
The problem is that the skin is highly permeable. The chemicals that come into contact with your skin can be absorbed into your body and enter the blood stream. We are only just beginning to understand the implications of this. Evidence is emerging that these chemicals can build up over time and can even be passed from mother to baby via the umbilical cord.
Every time you take a shower, soak in the bath, shampoo your hair, brush your teeth, roll on your deodorant, rub in your face cream, wash your hands, apply your lipstick - you're treating your skin to a cocktail of chemicals.
You may look good, but do you feel good?
Look at your 'chemical contamination' score above. How does that make you feel?
Would you like to find a brand that supplied all of the above products, but without any harmful chemical ingredients - where your chemical contamination score would be 0?
The ONE Group Miessence brand of skin and personal care products does just that.
These products are genuinely organic, manufactured to the highest standards and designed to make you look and feel fabulous.
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World's first certified organic skincare, hair care, oral care, health care and cosmetic products
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