Non-Paraben Lotions and Creams

Hubby said:

My wife switched
She started using something called "Kiss My Face" and she switched her deodorant also to something alum and paraban free that she found in the health food store.

everyone should
We should all be using more natural products, whether we already have cancer, or are trying to avoid ever getting it. Products that we put on our skin don't just stay on our skin, they get into our bodies. My mother (who is stage IV) believes that her diagnosis may have come about from all of the animal products and other chemicals that make up the ingredients of things we use everyday, like soap, shampoo, creams, etc. There are really toxins all around us these days. The apartment building we used to live in in New York would have a gel truck come by regularly which she believed was going into the water so that the building's hot water would heat up more quickly, and the whole time we were there she had a horrible hacking cough which stopped as soon as we moved. Now she is very cautious about what comes in contact with her skin and what products she uses, and the rest of us have also become more cautious. She even uses "tooth powder" instead of toothpaste, because of all the chemicals used in toothpaste, though I haven't gone that far yet because it feels like you are brushing your teeth with sand... But a good rule of thumb is, for whatever products you are using on your body, if the ingredients look way too complicated to understand then they were probably never intended to come in contact with your body in the first place and may be harmful. So, Hubby, throw your own Speed Stick away as well and find something more natural!