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Can I tell you I love my painting prove of the dozenｓ or so personal care products I use everyday. It's the one I can't live without. Since it gives my dull hair that ultimate cool shine. How does it do that? I was wondering that while I was lathering it into my hair one day. So I read ingredients right here. Sodium laureth sulfate, tetrasodium EDTA, methylisothiazolinone. What is this stuff? So I took this list to some scientists who know how to read it, turns out my painting contains chemical linked to cancer. And lots of other products in my bathroom from sunscreen to lipstick, and even baby shampoo also contain chemicals linked to cancer or other problems. Like learning disabilities, asthma and even damaged sperm.Like most parents, I tried to keep my family safe. But now I found my bathroom is a minefield of toxins, what we supposed to do? To find out the answer, we have to go back to one of the key features of our materials economy. Toxics in, Toxics out. If as the factory, you put toxic chemical into a product like baby shampoo, you are going to wind up with toxic baby shampoo and toxics in workers, communities and star babies. So let's take a closer look at this toxic outrage works where it sleeps into our lives everyday in the bathroom. the average woman in the US use about 12 personel care products daily, the average of men about 6. each product contain a dozn more of chemicals, less than 20% of chemicals in cosmatics has been sets for safey  but industry safty panel. so we just don't know when we use them. would you find the airline that only expect 20% of its planes. of course not all these chemicals are dangerous. but we know that many are. some * that means they can cause cancer, others are nerve toxic, reproduct toxic proven to mass bring development reproduction in animals. wait a minute, where is animals to?it is like a ganic experiment, we are using all this mysterious chemicals and just waiting to see what happens.