Hidden Danger: How Cosmetics Can Affect Your Hormones

We use them every day: creams, lotions, shampoos, and make-up. But many conventional cosmetic products contain so-called endocrine disruptors (EDCs). These are chemicals that act like hormones in the body and can thus disturb our sensitive balance.

Substances such as parabens (preservatives) or phthalates (plasticizers) are suspected of impairing fertility, promoting metabolic disorders, and even increasing the risk of cancer. Since the skin is our largest organ, these substances often enter the bloodstream directly without passing through the liver's filter.

Did You Know?

Did you know that on average, women use 12 care products daily with over 168 different chemicals? Men also use an average of 6 products daily.

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Making Conscious Decisions

Switching to hormone-free natural cosmetics or products with a 'Clean Beauty' seal can measurably reduce the pollutant load in the body within a few days. Apps that scan ingredients help to identify hidden dangers.

Look at the list of ingredients (INCI): terms like 'Methylparaben', 'Propylparaben', or 'Fragrance' (often a phthalate hiding place) should be warning signals. Your hormonal health is the foundation of your well-being – protect it through conscious consumer choices.

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