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Why choose Neways products from 4GoodnessSake.com?
The products are toxin free, environmentally friendly and not tested on animals. Neways was honoured by the National Anti Vivisection Society for its role in the development of safe products without the use of animal testing. The National Anti Vivisection Society, a nationally recognised organisation in the United States, awarded Neways with the 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997 'Personal Care with Principle Award'.
The Award given every year, recognises organisations that lead the way in developing and promoting cruelty-free cosmetics and beauty products.
Neways personal care products do not contain any of the following ingredients:
Sodium Lauryl Sulphate
Sodium Laureth Sulphate
Tallow
Aluminium
Mineral Oil
Talc
Lanolin
Fluoride
D.E.A.
T.E.A
Formaldehyde
Butylated Hydroxytoluene (B.H.T.)
Propylene Glycol
Pthalates
Below some of the ingredients are explained:
Alcohol: A colourless, volatile, flammable liquid produced by the fermentation of yeast and carbohydrates. Alcohol is used frequently as a solvent and is also found in beverages and medicine.
Alpha Hydroxy Acid: An organic acid produced by anaerobic respiration. Skin care products containing AHA exfoliate not only damage skin cells, but the skin's protective barrier as well.
Aluminium: A metallic element used extensively in the manufacture of aircraft components, prosthetic devises and as an ingredient in antiperspirants, antacids and antiseptics.
Animal Fat (Tallow): A type of animal tissue made up of an oily solids that are water-insoluble esters of glycerol with fatty acids. Animal fats and lye are the chief ingredients in a bar of soap.
Bentonite: porous clay that expands to many times its dry volume as it absorbs water. Bentonite is commonly found in many cosmetic foundations.
Collagen: An insoluble fibrous protein that is too large to penetrate the skin, The collagen found in most skin care products is derived from animal skins and ground up chicken feet.
Dioxins: A potentially carcinogenic by-product that results from the process used to bleach paper at paper mills.
Elastin of High-molecular Weight: A protein similar to collagen that is the main component of elastic fibres. Elastin is also derived from animal sources.
Fluorocarbons: A colourless, non-flammable gas or liquid. Fluorocarbons are commonly used as propellant in hairsprays.
Formaldehyde: When combined with water, formaldehyde is used as a disinfectant, fixative or preservative. Formaldehyde is found in many cosmetic products and conventional nail care systems.
Glycerin: A syrupy liquid that is chemically produced by combining water and fat. Glycerin is used as a solvent and plasticiser. Unless the humidity of air is over 65%, glycerin draws moisture from the lower layers of the skin and holds it on the surface.
Kaolin: fine white clay used in making porcelain.
Lanolin: A fatty substance extracted from wool, which is frequently found in cosmetics and lotions.
Lye: A highly concentrated watery solution of sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide.
Mineral Oil: A derivative of crude oil (petroleum) that is used in industry as a cutting fluid and lubricating oil. Mineral oil forms an oily film over the skin to lock in moisture, toxins and wastes.
Petrolatum: A petroleum based grease that is used industrially as a grease component.
Propylene Glycol: A cosmetic form of mineral oil found in automatic brake and hydraulic fluid and industrial antifreeze.
Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS) (1) : An anionic surfactant used in cosmetics and industrial chemicals as a cleansing agent. Used as a thickener and foaming agent in shampoos, toothpastes, and cleansers, and as a wetting agent in garage floor cleaners, engine degreasers, and auto cleaning products.
Sodium Laureth Sulphate (SLES) (1) : SLES is the alcohol form (ethoxylated) of SLS. It has higher foaming qualities.
Talc: A soft grey-green mineral used in some personal hygiene and cosmetic products.
(1) Journal of the American College of Toxicology, Volume 2, Number 7, 1983, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc, Publisher.
Disclaimer: The information about ingredients that may damage or irritate the skin is based upon opinion, observation, and / or research unrelated to Neways In., or its agents. No representation is made herein, as to its accuracy or the method by which it was derived. It should be in no way construed to discredit a particular company or product, but should be used as a reference to enable anyone to utilise this information in making an informed decision as to the products or ingredients they choose to use or not use. This information may or may not be relevant for any particular product, and is only intended to provide information, which in our opinion, might be valuable when used as such.
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