Clean, Natural products

Websites

• Mamavation: One of the best resources anywhere is Mamavation. Leah does proper, easy to read investigations on all categories – makeup to laundry detergent to sunscreen to hair dye. She covers it all. She has even gotten legislation changed in the state of California – a dynamo!
• Skin Deep: The best place to quickly check your products? Definitely Skin Deep. Just load in your products and see how clean (or not…) they are
• The Detox Market: Don’t want to worry that the products you’re buying aren’t actually “clean and green”? Trust me when I tell you that a lot of brands marketed as being clean or “organic” are NOT, and half of what’s in health food stores is chemical laden… Look no further than The Detox Market – they have so many lines and so much knowledge and are a complete godsend
• American Environmental Health Foundation – The products available on the AEHF website were designed to meet the needs of the chemically sensitive and environmentally aware individual.

Books

• Green Enough by Leah Segedie: An excellent book to have on hand at home to look up clean products or prepare for purging toxic ones. I keep a copy myself!
• How to Have a Super Natural Home by Beth Greer: Easy tips on how to green-out your home plus info on products which have low toxic load – home cleaning products, toys, furniture, cosmetics, etc.

Movies

• Toxic Beauty: A film that is really worth watching if you wish to know the truth about the beauty industry and chemicals. It is an award-winning Canadian documentary and can be found on CBC Gem, Amazon Prime, Apple TV and elsewhere.