Barbie! We all know her. Men and women alike. She's been around far too long, giving young girls an unhealthy perspective on beauty. In fact, as you'll read below in a special guest article, the specs for Ms. Barbie are impossible to find in the human anatomy (without some serious reconstructive surgery).

 
The other day, I revealed how researches discovered the chemical 1,4-Dioxane in organic beauty products. I also explained how almost all skin and hair products must contain preservatives.

 
Further, I promised that I'd soon be sending you the link to a new website on 100% natural beauty treatments that you can make at home with inexpensive "food" ingredients. At this new website you'll be able to download (for FREE) a load of material to help avoid premature aging, caring for your skin and hair naturally.

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I have some breaking news to share with you, today. It may sound a little grim, at first. Don't worry, I offer a solution at the end of this email that you don't want to miss. So make sure you read the whole thing.

On March 14th, the Organic Consumers Association (OCA) released a study showing that many "organic" and "natural"

beauty care products contain 1,4-Dioxane. The manufacturers don't even list this carcinogenic contaminant on the labels.

Independent researchers only discovered it when a reputable third-party lab performed its own tests on behalf of the OCA.

I'll share with you some of the brand names to watch out for in just a minute. First, I'd like to say…

The Word "Organic" is Becoming a Very Loose Term These Days

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