This Christian boy in my class says it is and I'm like no way so went to the drug store and looked at shampoo bottles and one said collagen with (hydrolized animal protein) after it. I said that don't sound like a baby and he's like ';animal protein--we're animals. What do you think they do with all them buckets of babies?';
Is he right? I haven't used shampoo with that stuff since he told me and my hair is getting all frizzily.Is collagen in shampoo %26amp; conditioner made from aborted babies?
It's not from abortions.
It's from the foreskins when they circumcise baby boys. That's why nearly every guy in America is circumcised. The shampoo companies have bribed the doctors.Is collagen in shampoo %26amp; conditioner made from aborted babies?
what? this doesn't belong in this forum....
I've heard that, too, but I think that's a myth. Collagen does WONDERS for the hair. You gotta use it, my dear.
God NO! They do, however, use rendered animal carcasses, i.e. roadkill (goes to the rendering plant and turns into soaps and lotions).
Sorry, but hey, you asked.
LMAO
My but you're gullible.
he's an idiot. The truth is hot dogs are made from aborted babies.
gullible indeed. as in austin powers ';get my baby back, baby back....ribs! get in my belly baby!.
lol
Collagen in shampoos and conditioners is NOT made from aborted fetuses.
Companies use the cheapest material to make their products.
Cows, sheep and other domestic animals have lots of collagen in their hides and skin. When they slaughter these animals for food, they process the skin to get the collagen.
This is the cheapest, most plentiful, and easiest way of obtaining lots of collagen.
Aborted fetuses, while they have collagen in their skin, are so small that you would only be able to get a tiny amount of collagen from each one. Plus, the numbers of aborted babies is so few that you could not get anough collagen to supply industrial quantities needed to make shampoo and conditioner.
Plus, it is repulsive and repugnant to think anyone would use aborted fetuses in this way.
Even if a crazy shampoo company wanted to use aborted fetuses, if anyone found out, it would be headline news and the company would close in a second.
it IS made from animals, however, it is NOT from babies!
it comes from fibrous proteins (common in animals). thing is, the protein is hydrolyzed, meaning the protein decomposes by using water
it really helps coz it helps your hair to repair itself. besides, our hair is protein itself...
so dont fall for it... otherwise, it's an urban legend... and why did you post it here anyway? haha
Friday, July 30, 2010
What are the best natural/organic soaps, lotions, shampoos, and laundry detergents for babies?
My 4 month old baby has quite bad heat rash/eczema and I would like to try some different products since what I have been using/doing has not been helping. I will be going to the health food store tomorrow. Please let me know what worked for you and your opinions. Thanks!What are the best natural/organic soaps, lotions, shampoos, and laundry detergents for babies?
Savon de Marseille from Le S茅rail The French Soap Store (www.frenchsoapstore.com). It's all natural, handmade soap that doesn't produce any irritation.What are the best natural/organic soaps, lotions, shampoos, and laundry detergents for babies?
There are a lot of things you can do to be more eco friendly and green. I try to gather all of the tips I can to help the environment, and put them into action. Sometimes just the smallest change can make a difference. You will also come to find that being green can be more cost effective.
Source(s):
http://www.squidoo.com/How-to-Be-Crunchy鈥?/a>
http://www.squidoo.com/homeadebeauty
http://www.squidoo.com/green_lifestyle
http://www.squidoo.com/save-energy-laund鈥?/a>
http://www.greenyourself.org
check see which as less chemicals
also just a heads up don't feed and child under 3 Panera Bread because it has enough preservatives to make a child autistic or worse die that's a fact!!
Savon de Marseille from Le S茅rail The French Soap Store (www.frenchsoapstore.com). It's all natural, handmade soap that doesn't produce any irritation.What are the best natural/organic soaps, lotions, shampoos, and laundry detergents for babies?
There are a lot of things you can do to be more eco friendly and green. I try to gather all of the tips I can to help the environment, and put them into action. Sometimes just the smallest change can make a difference. You will also come to find that being green can be more cost effective.
Source(s):
http://www.squidoo.com/How-to-Be-Crunchy鈥?/a>
http://www.squidoo.com/homeadebeauty
http://www.squidoo.com/green_lifestyle
http://www.squidoo.com/save-energy-laund鈥?/a>
http://www.greenyourself.org
check see which as less chemicals
also just a heads up don't feed and child under 3 Panera Bread because it has enough preservatives to make a child autistic or worse die that's a fact!!
Which shampoo and oil is gud for babies dry skin?
is organic product is gud for babies skinWhich shampoo and oil is gud for babies dry skin?
Well I don't know how gud it is but I know that Aquaphor soap is GREAT when they have dry skin. My daughter has a bad problem with that and thats what I use when she gets so crazy dry. Also buy some Johnsons Shea Butter lotion. Best I have used.Which shampoo and oil is gud for babies dry skin?
elave junior intensive cream for dry sensitive skin. it works on my both nieces.
Johnson %26amp; Johnson has the best products when it comes to child care . the other brands i find sometimes on sale weren't as good . i myself recommend the shampoo they produce for children to be used by adults for daily use .
I absolutely LOVE Johnson %26amp; Johnson's Baby Oil Gel...my baby was getting dry skin on his legs %26amp; hands and I bought the Shea Butter lotion %26amp; it didn't work. I tried the baby oil gel %26amp; he hasn't had dry skin since. Try it....I LOVE it!!
Johnson and Johnsons is the brilliant stuff. I use it myself for dry skin (I have very sensitive skin and have to use baby wash/lotions) and it takes no time at all to work.
I like to use natural products. I don't like to use Johnson and Johnson products because they contain so many chemicals and synthetic fragrances. Most Synthetic fragrances contain phthalates. Phthalates have been linked to reproductive abnormalities. ';Babies are considered more vulnerable to developmental and reproductive toxicity of phthalates given their immature metabolisms.'; CTV.ca ';Baby products may contain harmful chemicals'; Anyways check out the ingredient list of any Johnson and Johnson product. That many chemicals cannot be good for adults, let alone babies.
Check out your local health food store and see what they carry. But remember some products say they are organic or ';all natural'; but they contain loads of junk. As for oil, you can buy apricot kernel oil, which is very light full of antioxidants and great for your baby's skin and your skin.
Well I don't know how gud it is but I know that Aquaphor soap is GREAT when they have dry skin. My daughter has a bad problem with that and thats what I use when she gets so crazy dry. Also buy some Johnsons Shea Butter lotion. Best I have used.Which shampoo and oil is gud for babies dry skin?
elave junior intensive cream for dry sensitive skin. it works on my both nieces.
Johnson %26amp; Johnson has the best products when it comes to child care . the other brands i find sometimes on sale weren't as good . i myself recommend the shampoo they produce for children to be used by adults for daily use .
I absolutely LOVE Johnson %26amp; Johnson's Baby Oil Gel...my baby was getting dry skin on his legs %26amp; hands and I bought the Shea Butter lotion %26amp; it didn't work. I tried the baby oil gel %26amp; he hasn't had dry skin since. Try it....I LOVE it!!
Johnson and Johnsons is the brilliant stuff. I use it myself for dry skin (I have very sensitive skin and have to use baby wash/lotions) and it takes no time at all to work.
I like to use natural products. I don't like to use Johnson and Johnson products because they contain so many chemicals and synthetic fragrances. Most Synthetic fragrances contain phthalates. Phthalates have been linked to reproductive abnormalities. ';Babies are considered more vulnerable to developmental and reproductive toxicity of phthalates given their immature metabolisms.'; CTV.ca ';Baby products may contain harmful chemicals'; Anyways check out the ingredient list of any Johnson and Johnson product. That many chemicals cannot be good for adults, let alone babies.
Check out your local health food store and see what they carry. But remember some products say they are organic or ';all natural'; but they contain loads of junk. As for oil, you can buy apricot kernel oil, which is very light full of antioxidants and great for your baby's skin and your skin.
Shampoo and aborted babies?
did you know some shampoos have an ingredient that comes from the amniotic sac of aborted babies. Note: There have been 50,000,000 abortions in USA since roe vs wadeShampoo and aborted babies?
did you know that they get the same ingredient from afterbirth and from animals, too?? i am total pro life, but if they can use bi products i am all for that.Shampoo and aborted babies?
So that's what keeps my hair silky soft!
Can you provide a link to that information?
yeah, and there is bull semen in red bull... you are nuts and disgusting. have the people in the white coats restrain you now.
NOPE
Thats alot of shampoo, especially when you consider all the bald bast-rds around!
That's ******** disgusting, and you're a bloody liar!
Ohh and umm where is your source?
Did you know that placentas used in some shampoos are from afterbirth as well?
Hate to tell ya this, but organs and tissues of most humans and some animals are used in everyday products.
It sounds like you are doing some political grand standing instead of asking a serious question!
mmm i like the feeling of dead unborn babies going all over me.
OK OK now I think I heard it all but that's ******* nuts because there is no evidence that your provided us to take a look for ourselves therefore I don't believe a damn word your saying I know shampoo some are made from animals but I don't use any products that have been tested on animals therefore I think you need to post a link for us all to read this ourselves because your obviously nuts or loco ka baco in the noggin..LMAO
ok, i dont beleive that.
really? Do you know which shampoos or where the information is?
id believe. u all say hes stupid a ****** liar, but..you'd be surprised. usa if ****** up
Are u for real? Where did u hear that? Thats nasty!
did you know that they get the same ingredient from afterbirth and from animals, too?? i am total pro life, but if they can use bi products i am all for that.Shampoo and aborted babies?
So that's what keeps my hair silky soft!
Can you provide a link to that information?
yeah, and there is bull semen in red bull... you are nuts and disgusting. have the people in the white coats restrain you now.
NOPE
Thats alot of shampoo, especially when you consider all the bald bast-rds around!
That's ******** disgusting, and you're a bloody liar!
Ohh and umm where is your source?
Did you know that placentas used in some shampoos are from afterbirth as well?
Hate to tell ya this, but organs and tissues of most humans and some animals are used in everyday products.
It sounds like you are doing some political grand standing instead of asking a serious question!
mmm i like the feeling of dead unborn babies going all over me.
OK OK now I think I heard it all but that's ******* nuts because there is no evidence that your provided us to take a look for ourselves therefore I don't believe a damn word your saying I know shampoo some are made from animals but I don't use any products that have been tested on animals therefore I think you need to post a link for us all to read this ourselves because your obviously nuts or loco ka baco in the noggin..LMAO
ok, i dont beleive that.
really? Do you know which shampoos or where the information is?
id believe. u all say hes stupid a ****** liar, but..you'd be surprised. usa if ****** up
Are u for real? Where did u hear that? Thats nasty!
What is a good shampoo for african american babies hair? johnson & johnson's is a no go!!!!!?
Pantine is super cool.use itWhat is a good shampoo for african american babies hair? johnson %26amp; johnson's is a no go!!!!!?
When I was at Walgreens I noticed a product called ';Soft %26amp; Precious'; and it says it's specially made for African-American babies. If you have a WalGreens try there, or maybe try another pharmacy.
Here is a link to what it looks like:
http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.j鈥?/a>
Edited to Add
Here is the products website;
http://www.softandprecious.com/What is a good shampoo for african american babies hair? johnson %26amp; johnson's is a no go!!!!!?
soft and precious in the pink label
Soft %26amp; Precious is what a lot of moms use. It is commonly available at drugstores %26amp; at Walmart. Black babies' hair should not be washed too often. 1 x wk at most. It can dry out too easily. But it is good to massage a little bit of natural oil on their scalp like jojoba oil, shea butter, olive oil, coconut oil. every day.
some babies are allergic to j%26amp;J go to a health food store there are too many harsh chemicals in store shampoo for anyone.
Try the TCB lines. They're strictly for african american hair..and their shampoos can also be used on children too.. These come with some much needed added moisture and shine too.
http://www.tcbhaircare.com/p3.cfm
how about enriched soul-glo??..i heard it works good...
When I was at Walgreens I noticed a product called ';Soft %26amp; Precious'; and it says it's specially made for African-American babies. If you have a WalGreens try there, or maybe try another pharmacy.
Here is a link to what it looks like:
http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.j鈥?/a>
Edited to Add
Here is the products website;
http://www.softandprecious.com/What is a good shampoo for african american babies hair? johnson %26amp; johnson's is a no go!!!!!?
soft and precious in the pink label
Soft %26amp; Precious is what a lot of moms use. It is commonly available at drugstores %26amp; at Walmart. Black babies' hair should not be washed too often. 1 x wk at most. It can dry out too easily. But it is good to massage a little bit of natural oil on their scalp like jojoba oil, shea butter, olive oil, coconut oil. every day.
some babies are allergic to j%26amp;J go to a health food store there are too many harsh chemicals in store shampoo for anyone.
Try the TCB lines. They're strictly for african american hair..and their shampoos can also be used on children too.. These come with some much needed added moisture and shine too.
http://www.tcbhaircare.com/p3.cfm
how about enriched soul-glo??..i heard it works good...
Do any of you Moms still use the Baby Washes/Shampoos they said had traces of lead in them?
Everything I use on my Daughter was on the list.
We use the Aveeno Baby Wash- Because she has dry skin, and sensitive, and eczema.
For her hair, we use Johnsons %26amp; Johnsons Baby Shampoo
I dont know what to do- I dont want to harm her with continued use, but everything else I've tried breaks her skin out. Is this just a hype because scientists are bored, or is this a really alarming notice?
Also, what do you use to wash/shampoo your babies? If you use products they have said have traces of lead in it, will you continue to use? Why/why not?Do any of you Moms still use the Baby Washes/Shampoos they said had traces of lead in them?
What is the world coming to!!!! Now we can't even give our children a bath!!!!! I use Huggies and Johnson %26amp; Johnson products and have ever since Liam was born. That is very very scary and down right irresponsible of those companies!!!!!!!! Thank you for letting us know about this because I had not heard of that and thank you for posting the link!Do any of you Moms still use the Baby Washes/Shampoos they said had traces of lead in them?
I use huggies baby wash, I never heard that there was lead in any of the products, it's scary, you try to protect them and sometimes theres hidden dangers, my son likes to suck on so many things (books, tags on toys, the phone) im always wondering what he may have ingested. have they been recalled or anything? I think skin exposure doesn't allow much absorption.
I never heard of lead being in baby products!
I have heard of formaldehyde being in baby soaps, which may lead to cancer.
And no, I no longer use those products. I began buying a organic all natural wash for my son now.
Here is the article on the formaldehyde. If you have an article about lead, please post it as I have heard no such thing.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-N鈥?/a>
No more Shea butter wipes for us, I guess. Insert tear wiping her.
Yes - I use several of the products on the list - Aveeno baby soap/shampoo, Huggies wipes and others.
Yikes. I'll finish what I have up and print the lists to go shopping with me next time.
Thank you sooooo much for the heads up - I really appreciate it!
(:
Holy crap! Excuse my language but I have NOT heard of that! Can you post a link about it; the story you read??
I used Johnson's at the beginning %26amp; more recently use Aveeno unscented %26amp; the lotion unscented as well. Helps w/her skin.
Please post a link if you can.
THANK you for posting some. I appreciate it.
Thank you for posting this as I had not heard about it until now.
Try your local natural foods store. Brands that you could try: Burt's Bees, California Baby, Kiss My Face, Dr. Bronner's Castile soap (my least favorite, especially using it for shampoo). I don't know for positive off the top of my head that these brands are formaldehyde free, so check the label.
When reading the labels of things, keep in mind that the ingredient list may have it under another name. This site lists some (toward the bottom of the page). http://www.lotusorganics.com/articles/Fo鈥?/a>makeup products
We use the Aveeno Baby Wash- Because she has dry skin, and sensitive, and eczema.
For her hair, we use Johnsons %26amp; Johnsons Baby Shampoo
I dont know what to do- I dont want to harm her with continued use, but everything else I've tried breaks her skin out. Is this just a hype because scientists are bored, or is this a really alarming notice?
Also, what do you use to wash/shampoo your babies? If you use products they have said have traces of lead in it, will you continue to use? Why/why not?Do any of you Moms still use the Baby Washes/Shampoos they said had traces of lead in them?
What is the world coming to!!!! Now we can't even give our children a bath!!!!! I use Huggies and Johnson %26amp; Johnson products and have ever since Liam was born. That is very very scary and down right irresponsible of those companies!!!!!!!! Thank you for letting us know about this because I had not heard of that and thank you for posting the link!Do any of you Moms still use the Baby Washes/Shampoos they said had traces of lead in them?
I use huggies baby wash, I never heard that there was lead in any of the products, it's scary, you try to protect them and sometimes theres hidden dangers, my son likes to suck on so many things (books, tags on toys, the phone) im always wondering what he may have ingested. have they been recalled or anything? I think skin exposure doesn't allow much absorption.
I never heard of lead being in baby products!
I have heard of formaldehyde being in baby soaps, which may lead to cancer.
And no, I no longer use those products. I began buying a organic all natural wash for my son now.
Here is the article on the formaldehyde. If you have an article about lead, please post it as I have heard no such thing.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-N鈥?/a>
No more Shea butter wipes for us, I guess. Insert tear wiping her.
Yes - I use several of the products on the list - Aveeno baby soap/shampoo, Huggies wipes and others.
Yikes. I'll finish what I have up and print the lists to go shopping with me next time.
Thank you sooooo much for the heads up - I really appreciate it!
(:
Holy crap! Excuse my language but I have NOT heard of that! Can you post a link about it; the story you read??
I used Johnson's at the beginning %26amp; more recently use Aveeno unscented %26amp; the lotion unscented as well. Helps w/her skin.
Please post a link if you can.
THANK you for posting some. I appreciate it.
Thank you for posting this as I had not heard about it until now.
Try your local natural foods store. Brands that you could try: Burt's Bees, California Baby, Kiss My Face, Dr. Bronner's Castile soap (my least favorite, especially using it for shampoo). I don't know for positive off the top of my head that these brands are formaldehyde free, so check the label.
When reading the labels of things, keep in mind that the ingredient list may have it under another name. This site lists some (toward the bottom of the page). http://www.lotusorganics.com/articles/Fo鈥?/a>
Baby Lotions & Shampoos FREE of Phthalates?
Here's the article:
http://health.msn.com/kids-health/articl鈥?/a>
Here's the list of products with the rating scale showing how much of this chemical they contain:
http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?鈥?/a>
So, we have been using Johnson %26amp; Johnson Lavendar scented baby shampoo (3x per week) and the same brand/scent lotion everyday. I don't know if this article is hype or what, but maybe I should find new baby lotion/shampoo just in case? I was looking through the list of different products that show a 0 risk (Johsnons was a 5 if I remember correctly) and they are all brands I have never heard of. I live in the US (FL to be exact) does anyone know where I can pick up some baby lotion/shampoo that is phthalate-free?? I'm sure I can order some online, but I would like to find a local store (Wal-Mart, K-Mart, Target, etc.) Any tips? Ideas?
Thank you!! :)Baby Lotions %26amp; Shampoos FREE of Phthalates?
I've been using the Aveeno moisturizer/baby soap (it can be used with or without water) I think its rated 0 or 1. (I looked it up before)
That site is a bit hype and a bit truth. The thing with the J%26amp;J's Lavender that actually concerns me most is the potential linke between lavender and hormone disruption.
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/131鈥?/a>Baby Lotions %26amp; Shampoos FREE of Phthalates?
aveeno is a good name brand you can buy at walmart or target, though some of its baby products have high ratings, so check for the specific product before you buy. i've also seen california baby at target in the baby section.
I never buy ';name brands'; at box stores.........I only buy natural products at homeopathic stores. check your local phone directory
i know Burt's Bees is free of all that... i don't know how available it is in FL, i'm on the west coast, but it's all over the place here (grocery stores, Target, etc)
how the heck are they rating it?!?
on their website they say ';they are SLS-, phthalate- and paraben-free';.... so they must be rating it on something OTHER than phthalate concentration... interesting... http://www.burtsbees.com/webapp/wcs/stor鈥?/a>
edit: yeah, all the conflicting info! i'm looking for the same thing as you, something safe for baby but easy to find... it seems impossible!! i think i'll just use as little product as possible, and only when necessary!
the poster below me is onto something, Aveeno seems to have some good products and they're easy to find (at least here) well, their LOTION is good: http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?鈥?/a>
California baby seems to have good products as well... but i've never seen them, myself... http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/wordsearch.鈥?/a>
http://health.msn.com/kids-health/articl鈥?/a>
Here's the list of products with the rating scale showing how much of this chemical they contain:
http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?鈥?/a>
So, we have been using Johnson %26amp; Johnson Lavendar scented baby shampoo (3x per week) and the same brand/scent lotion everyday. I don't know if this article is hype or what, but maybe I should find new baby lotion/shampoo just in case? I was looking through the list of different products that show a 0 risk (Johsnons was a 5 if I remember correctly) and they are all brands I have never heard of. I live in the US (FL to be exact) does anyone know where I can pick up some baby lotion/shampoo that is phthalate-free?? I'm sure I can order some online, but I would like to find a local store (Wal-Mart, K-Mart, Target, etc.) Any tips? Ideas?
Thank you!! :)Baby Lotions %26amp; Shampoos FREE of Phthalates?
I've been using the Aveeno moisturizer/baby soap (it can be used with or without water) I think its rated 0 or 1. (I looked it up before)
That site is a bit hype and a bit truth. The thing with the J%26amp;J's Lavender that actually concerns me most is the potential linke between lavender and hormone disruption.
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/131鈥?/a>Baby Lotions %26amp; Shampoos FREE of Phthalates?
aveeno is a good name brand you can buy at walmart or target, though some of its baby products have high ratings, so check for the specific product before you buy. i've also seen california baby at target in the baby section.
I never buy ';name brands'; at box stores.........I only buy natural products at homeopathic stores. check your local phone directory
i know Burt's Bees is free of all that... i don't know how available it is in FL, i'm on the west coast, but it's all over the place here (grocery stores, Target, etc)
how the heck are they rating it?!?
on their website they say ';they are SLS-, phthalate- and paraben-free';.... so they must be rating it on something OTHER than phthalate concentration... interesting... http://www.burtsbees.com/webapp/wcs/stor鈥?/a>
edit: yeah, all the conflicting info! i'm looking for the same thing as you, something safe for baby but easy to find... it seems impossible!! i think i'll just use as little product as possible, and only when necessary!
the poster below me is onto something, Aveeno seems to have some good products and they're easy to find (at least here) well, their LOTION is good: http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?鈥?/a>
California baby seems to have good products as well... but i've never seen them, myself... http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/wordsearch.鈥?/a>
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