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ANIMAL PRODUCTS USED IN COSMETICS

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ANIMAL PRODUCTS USED IN COSMETICS

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CARMINIC ACID

•CREATES A RED HUE

•COMES FROM THE COCHINEAL BEETLE

•USED IN LIPSTICK AND NAIL POLISH

•ALSO A DYE FOR GELATIN AND JUICE, SUCH AS KOOL AID

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BEETLES IN YOUR LIPSTICK

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Formula for carminic acid

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EXTRACTING COCHINEAL DYE

•BEETLES ARE DROWNED IN HOT WATER

•THEY ARE THEN DRIED

•GROUND TO A FINE POWDER

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Processing cochineal beetles for use

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Yes...there really are crushed bugs in your Kool-Aid

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Fish scales on your face

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Fish scales

•Are used for their “shimmer” quality

•Found in products that have pearl essence, such as eye shadow and nail polish

•Almost exclusively from herring

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Crystals of guanine produce a shimmer

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Bull sperm

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bull sperm in hair products

•Sperm is protein which is great for your hair

•Main structure of hair is protein, which can be damaged by coloring, relaxing, styling with heat

•Sperm helps put protein back into hair. This increases the hairs strength and elasticity

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Taurine is a component of bull sperm

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Human foreskin

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Foreskin for your skin

•Used in ant wrinkle crèmes to promote new skin growth

•Fibroblasts, which are extracted from the skin, are cells that can synthesize collagen.

•The foreskin used is mostly from infants, the older the foreskin the worse it performs

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Foreskin put to good use

•Is used to cultivate new skin growth on burn patients

•Is more effective than skin grafts

•In the lab, 1 piece of baby foreskin can be cultivated into 4 acres of skin

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Fibroblasts used in wound healing

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Human placenta

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Placenta in cosmetics

•Placenta contains hyaluronic acid and protein hydrlysate. Both promote tissue growth

•The company “plazan” has created an entire line of cosmetics using human placenta

•Many hospitals will not let you have your own placenta but will gladly sell it for profit

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urea

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UREA IS A COMPONENT OF URINE

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Urea = waste product

•Urea is a waste product from animals •It can absorb H2O and contains vit A, D,

E, & K•Urea is keratolytic…it will loosen & shed

rough skin •Used in antiperspirants and moisturizers•“EUCERIN” has several products in there

line that contain urea•The nonsynthetic form comes from the

livers of farmed animals

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AMBERGRIS

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Whale vomit

•Is found in the stomach and small intestines of some whales

•When whales eat something sharp their gut will coat it in a sticky substance producing ambergris which is often vomited up & washes ashore

•Is used for its scent which is very sweet•Can go for up to $ 20,000 a gram

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CHICKEN BONE MARROW

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Bone marrow

•Is full of glucosamine which promotes new growth & is good for your skin

•Because of these glucosamines chicken bone marrow can be found in some moisturizers

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Glucosamine molecule

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Glucosamine to treat MS

•Researchers at the University of California are looking at a form of modified glucosamine as a potential treatment for MS

•Inflammatory pathways are disrupted in MS patients…glucosamine was shown to positively affect these pathways

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NOT TOO HAPPY

•If you don’t like animal products in your cosmetics, you are not alone

•Several well known groups are trying to stop the use of these animal products

•Public pressure has lead companies to look for synthetic versions of some of these ingredients