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Natural News Archive
Beauty
Troubling levels of toxic metals found in lipstick
US researchers say levels of cadmium, chromium, aluminium and other metals in commonly used lipsticks are too high
2 May, 2013
Green tea helps protect skin from sun damage
Just two cups of green tea a day could help prevent sun damage to skin – now if only we had some sun!
14 February, 2013
Strawberries and (sun)cream anyone?
Strawberries, say scientists, contain substances that can protect against skin ageing UVA rays
13 August, 2012
Thyme tincture out-performs conventional acne creams
UK scientists say herbal preparations of thyme could be more effective at treating skin acne than prescription creams
30 March, 2012
US Congress to review toxic cosmetic ingredients
Recent health scandals have forced the US Congress is to review cosmetic safety for the first time in decades
27 March, 2012
Eat more fruit and veg to give skin that healthy glow
Can’t afford a holiday? Don’t worry. Eating more fruit and veg will give your skin a healthier glow and boost your attractiveness
13 March, 2012
Lead in lipstick scandal – the problem is ‘worse than ever’
Lead in your lipstick; according to the FDA it’s a bigger problem than ever. Seriously, what century is this?!
13 February, 2012


