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Meg F.

Apr 12, 2013

Meg F.

It is eye opening...the mineral powder info...I don't mean to sound like a total pessimist, but, um, almost EVERYTHING is unsafe/said to cause cancer/unhealthy. I never thought of the mineral powder being inhaled like that. I use maybelline mineral power foundation (I like it) but how many other things am I exposed to out there? By all means, switch to liquid or whatever and use the most organic cosmetic lines, but I don't think anything is truly safe anymore. I didn't intend to direct this to anyone so don't take it like that :) I'm both a liquid and mineral foundation user. Bottom line is I'm fond of both and I think there's a whole lot more out there that can and has affected my health.

Mariam L.

Apr 12, 2013

Mariam L.

Thank you Megan! I totally understand with what you are saying. I just think that making small changes in our lives can hugely impact our lives for the better.:) We are exposed to so many toxic things in this world that it's impossible to be in control of every little thing. That's why I try to make small changes so my health is not on the line one day.

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