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Make-Up, what's on your face?

Started by tekla, December 16, 2008, 07:41:30 AM

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tekla

Only 11 percent of the 10,000-plus ingredients used in personal care products have been assessed by the Cosmetic Ingredient Review, the safety panel established and funded by the Personal Care Products Council that -- conflict of interest be damned -- is the primary source of information for the FDA's Office of Cosmetics and Colors. The industry touts the CIR as a scrupulous safeguard that renders outside oversight unnecessary, but in the more than three decades since it was founded, the panel has deemed a scant nine ingredients unsafe. And manufacturers aren't even under any obligation to follow the CIR's recommendations -- one of the nasty nine, the likely carcinogen hydroxyanisole, is still found in Porcelana skin cream, for instance. 


http://www.alternet.org/story/111304/beauty_secret%3A_your_make-up_can_kill_you/
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lady amarant

So who knows any nice, natural recipes for making one's own make-up?

~Simone.
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tekla

You could just use thumbtack, they are reuseable.  Or switch their mascara with CrazyGlue, which given what they are saying here, might well be safer.
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lady amarant

Anybody remember that trailer for the second Resident Evil movie, the one that's scripted like a make-up ad, where the model is punting this revolutionary age-reversing cream made by Umbrella ... then her face begins to melt and she turns into a zombie.

I really did love those movies to bits. :P

~Simone.
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tekla

Zombies are cool, no matter what.  And they are growing and becoming a lot more public.

(Since zombies eat brains, I've always considered myself safe from attack)
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MarySue

Quote from: tekla on December 16, 2008, 09:54:29 AM
Zombies are cool, no matter what.  And they are growing and becoming a lot more public.

I wouldn't say zombies are cool, unless you're referring to their body temperature. But I agree they are growing.

At least they lost the white house! :)
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tekla

This is SF, zombies are cool.

check it out, we have zombie mobs

http://laughingsquid.com/zombies-invade-san-francisco/

http://laughingsquid.com/massive-zombie-outbreak-in-san-francisco-memphis/

SF Zombies even have a web site (come to think of it, a lot of zombies have web sites)
http://eatbrains.com/
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lady amarant

Quote from: tekla on December 16, 2008, 10:36:34 AM
This is SF, zombies are cool.

check it out, we have zombie mobs

http://laughingsquid.com/zombies-invade-san-francisco/

http://laughingsquid.com/massive-zombie-outbreak-in-san-francisco-memphis/

SF Zombies even have a web site (come to think of it, a lot of zombies have web sites)
http://eatbrains.com/

->-bleeped-<-lets. You live in SUCH a cool place.  :'(

~Simone.
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tekla

Well its Xmas now, and that means no zombies, but roving santa mobs.  Santarchy.  really.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sandwichgirl/sets/72157611184685699/

But these people keep tabs on all this stuff world wide
http://urbanprankster.com/
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