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Sleeping beauty – benefits of getting enough shut-eye

May 25, 2012 By Michelle 19 Comments

Sleeping beauty – benefits of getting enough shut-eye

  (You think you love your sleep? If you’re not Japanese – think again. The Japanese are HARDCORE SLEEPERS. Google images of “Japanese subway sleeping” for some pro-level public transport power-naps that most of us mere mortals can only aspire to.) I’ve been staying up til all hours recently for a number of reasons (Diablo,…

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Is mineral oil dangerous? Part 2

March 19, 2012 By Michelle 15 Comments

Is mineral oil dangerous? Part 2

Angela Mabray I’m looking at whether mineral oil, an incredibly common moisturiser – possibly the most common moisturiser, check your moisturiser’s ingredients – is dangerous again. Read part 1 here! 3. Mineral oil is comedogenic and will make you break out – FALSE Mineral oil appears on a large range of “comedogenic ingredients” lists. Once…

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Filed Under: Health, Science, Skincare Tagged With: active ingredients, biology, chemical, controversial ingredients, moisturiser, natural, safety, science, skincare

Is mineral oil dangerous? Part 1

March 16, 2012 By Michelle 20 Comments

Is mineral oil dangerous? Part 1

Angela Mabray Mineral oil gets quite a bad rap… why? We’re going to take a look at the most common reasons people give for why you should avoid mineral oil this week in a 2-parter: 1. Mineral oil comes from crude oil… I’m not putting gasoline on my face! – FALSE Flcelloguy While it’s true…

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Big 3 – Formaldehyde

March 12, 2012 By Michelle 15 Comments

Big 3 – Formaldehyde

Reminder: Only a few days left to enter my giveaway! Good luck everyone 🙂 This is the last of the Big 3. The other two were covered earlier: DBP – Toluene Formaldehyde – form-AL-de-hide – MSDS Other names: methanal. When mixed with water, formaldehyde forms methanediol, which is also known as formalin, methylene glycol or…

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Filed Under: Health, Nails, Science Tagged With: chemical, controversial ingredients, nails, safety, science

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Hi! I'm Michelle, chemistry PhD and science educator, and I'm here to help you figure out which beauty products are worth buying, and which ones aren't using science!

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