Think Dirty

So first, go scan every beauty product you have.

There is my favorite app is called Think Dirty, or you can do Skin Deep app.

They're both great.

You can download them.

There are great resources for this.

The Environmental Working Group website has great resources and Think Dirty app.

You can scan all of your products and find out how toxic they are.

So the number one key to detoxing to build your immune system back up is to make sure you're not putting toxins in.

Can you share that?

Think Dirty is the other one, just in case anyone is using Think Dirty.

And by the way, like you, I think they're a great tool, but we as a society rely on those as gospel.

And I think we have to start thinking for ourselves.

i even am like what's the next level for me to block these toxins out and i'll share some of the things that i'm learning um but it is it's really really sad um so there has to be a strategy for detox And the number one rule to detox is don't toxify yourself.

So just to give you guys some if you're hearing this for the first time, download the app Think Dirty.

Another app is called Skin Deep.

These are two apps.

You can go around your beauty products and you can scan them and you can see if they are destroying your health.

the one that i like um and they're both free yes the the one that i have used is think dirty because it gives you three different ratings if it's it'll tell you that is it going to cause cancer is it going to just destroy reproductive health now with reproductive health we could easily if you're you know over in your past 45 let's say you're like well i don't care about reproductive health but actually you do because reproductive health stands for hormones If it shows up high on hormones on reproductive health, you want to put that back.

Then the last one is, is it an allergen? It'll give you a bar graph of those three things.

For me, allergies are not a big thing for me.

Are there any, aside from just your personal recommendations, are there any databases that you find helpful to send to people? It used to be the EWG, but that's been now criticized a lot.

There's one we like to send that's called Think Dirty, but there's some issues with that.

You like that one?

I do.

I think none of them are perfect, but I do like Think Dirty.

That is one that I recommend as well.

Um, yeah, that tends to be the top one.

Um, I haven't used it personally.

I actually have an app called Dirty.

Right, the app is called Think Dirty.

I got that wrong, sorry.

Yeah, it's called Think Dirty and it's a clean beauty app.

And you can download it straight from the Family Sustainability Hub.

And it basically tells you what is in the product, whether it's natural, whether it's safe to be used in, So you could get the app and then scan all the products that you're currently using and actually double check them.

So just please be aware of that.

Don't just buy your cosmetics from anyone.

You can go to the Environmental Working Group, ewg.org. You can go to the Yuka app, Y-U-K-A.

Think Dirty is another one.

There's all kinds of apps that rate the products and the ingredients that you're using.

And when you start to realize that that baby laundry detergent that rhymes with the word left gets a failing grade or a D, you're thinking, why are all my friends telling me to use that when the ingredients aren't great?

I can't think of them off the top of my head.

But I do the app Think Dirty.

And so anytime I have a beauty product, I'll just scan whatever it is.

And that app will tell me toxic, non-toxic and what's a replacement.