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For Arlene, who is looking for vegetarian cosmetics, readers suggest she check those at The Body Shop, located in most area malls. Another reader recommends vegan-certified products from Arbonne International, available through independent consultants. For details, contact Carol McCormick at 407-803-7413 or mccormick nmccormick@hotmail.com.
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Elaine Ragsdale on January 26th, 2008 at 11:27 am
Simply being certified Vegan isn’t enough. Your products have enough parbens and other undesirable ingredients to sink a ship. I recently received $300 in Arbonne products and after researching your company on safecosmentic.org., I have returned every one of them. Once word gets out your cosmetics, especially your baby products, contain the number of carcinogenic ingredients it does, I can see sales go WAY down.
Again, simply being Vegan isn’t enough. You need to get rid of all the undesirable ingredients in your products that have the potential to make people very ill.
Thank you,
Elaine