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Recent research has uncovered concerning evidence about beauty products marketed to Black women. These products contain toxic chemicals called parabens that may contribute to an increased risk of ...

Brooke Shields didn’t plan on becoming a patient advocate for postpartum depression. Around two decades ago, the Golden Globe-nominated actress publicly discussed her bout with postpartum depression, ...

A comprehensive federal bill package aimed at eliminating toxic chemicals from cosmetics was reintroduced this week, marking the third attempt to bring stricter safety standards to the beauty industry ...

Across Latin America's cities, a lucrative informal trade in cosmetics and personal hygiene products is thriving. But, often unbeknown to those who buy them, many of these items are laced with toxic ...

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For decades, Black women have used hair care products that promised beauty—but concealed the dangers of toxic beauty products. Now, lawmakers are taking action. Last Wednesday, federal legislators ...

The placement of power fuel plants across the United States are devastating Black women’s health and the environment. Environmental racism is manifested in the items we use every day, with beauty ...

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How they managed to claim the high ground against other brands while remaining as broadly inoffensive as any giant company desires. By Mireille Silcoff Last week, I sat down with my 10-year-old ...