Rubbing or Isopropyl Alcohol is a common and surprisingly versatile household item, from cleaning your blinds to getting out pesky permanent marker stains. For cleanliness practices you can use it as an antiseptic and surface disinfectant....
In an official FDA news release dated April 11, 2019, they stated: “Consumer antiseptic hand sanitizers provide a convenient alternative when hand washing with plain soap and water is unavailable… If soap and water are...
1. The Label (Not So) Pure Aloe Vera Some companies trick you with wording. “100% Gel” means that it's pure gel, not pure Aloe Vera. Here are 2 examples of two popular Aloe Vera Brands. This is...
"THE IDEA OF ONLY USING A FEW INGREDIENTS WHERE I CAN UNDERSTAND WHERE THEY COME FROM WAS VERY EMPOWERING" Are you looking to make a switch to clean beauty? Or maybe just wondering why it’s...
Aloe vera gel is a champion multitasker: The gooey stuff can do so much more than soothe a sunburn. Whether you pick up a bottle of 100% pure aloe vera ($6)—or buy a potted plant (for around $10) and...