Health articles on the science of beauty, hormones, skin, and everyday wellness.
Showing 25 to 31 of 31 articles
Hair products are more than beauty tools — they can be hormonally active exposures Many common hair products—permanent dyes, chemical straighteners/relaxers, oi...
Why inhalation matters for cosmetic exposures Most consumer guidance about hormone‑disrupting cosmetic ingredients focuses on skin absorption. But powders and s...
Introduction When we think about cosmetics and hormones, most coverage focuses on whether an ingredient can bind estrogen receptors. That matters — but it’s onl...
Why life stage and where you apply cosmetics matter for hormone exposures Most conversations about hormone‑relevant cosmetic ingredients focus on ingredient lis...
Why the same cream can mean different hormonal exposure We often think of ingredient lists when assessing the safety of cosmetics, but how a product is formulat...
Why PFAS in cosmetics deserve a close look “PFAS” (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a class of persistent synthetic chemicals often called “forever chem...
Overview: cosmetics and hormone activity — why this matters Some common ingredients in personal care and cosmetic products interact with hormone systems in labo...
Join the mailing list
Be the first to know when fresh articles are published.