Your Hair Concerns May Be Caused
By Ingredients of Products You’re Using

There are a lot of different ingredients, including organic and non-organic, in your average hair products that lead to hair becoming fragile, thin, dry, unmanageable, brittle, frizzy and many other common hair concerns including scalp irritation, color fading, split ends, easy breakage, dandruff, itchiness, flaking and more.

Your hairbrush can also be a contributor to your hair problems. The build-up of dust, hair remnants and stale product residue can be a breeding ground for bacteria that will be transferred into your clean hair. Make sure to clean out the hair on your brush at least every few days and sanitize the bristles with a mild cleanser.

If you’re prone to tying your hair up at night to avoid tangles, you might want to reconsider. Tying your hair up at night, causes your natural oils to become concentrated at the scalp. This prevents the oils from working their way down the whole hair strand leaving hair looking greasy near the root area

A Few Common Hair Problems
Caused By Toxic Hair Product Ingredients

Thinness, Slow Growth, Dandruff and Breakage

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, also known as SLS, and many synonym names, is one of the most common ingredients in modern shampoos. It is also combined with salt to create a rich lather when it reacts to water and the oils in your hair. This makes it appear as a good soap and cleansing agent.

According to the American College of Toxicology, any concentration above 2% will cause irritation of your scalp and may cause dandruff. Most shampoos have between 10% to 20% concentration of SLS.

The National Toxic Encephalopathy Foundation says that SLS can deposit in your hair follicles and can slow your hair’s growth and cause your hair to thin. It can also cause new hair to take 8 times longer to grow than normal. The salt used in conjunction with SLS can also dry your hair, making it more brittle, which leads to more breakage.

Dryness

We’re never surprised to see some form of an alcohol ingredient in a beauty product, but isopropyl alcohol is one that you should make a conscious effort to avoid. Manufacturers use this in antifreeze, which should be your first red flag. Not only is isopropyl alcohol highly toxic when inhaled, it has a significant drying effect on the hair that essentially sucks the moisture out of your strands.

Hair Loss

A normal hair loss is 50 to 100 strands in the shower. If you are losing more than that, then there's a strong possibility it's being caused by toxic ingredients in hair care products you are using. Unless you learn to make better choices of products with non-toxic ingredients, your hair fall can become so chronic that eventually you may need a toupee wig for men or hair wigs and extensions for women to cover it!

Color Faded Hair

Many shampoos include different types of sulfates and sodium chloride which are cleaning agents. Although these ingredients strip dirt and oil from our hair, they can sometimes strip too much making your hair dry, and strip hair dye which accelerates its fading.

Many artificial fragrances contain ingredients that dry your hair and fade its color. For colored hair we only recommend fragrance free cleansers those that contain natural fragrances or essential oils. We also make sure it doesn’t include other ingredients that can cause your hair color to fade.

Frizzy Hair

Causes of flyaway hair include damage caused by the use of toxic hair ingredients. It is also caused by a dry climate and static that can cause strands to repel each other. Usually the finer the hair, the quicker it becomes dry enough to fly away. For fine hair we recommend a lightweight oil to help control flyaways while keeping hair looking natural.

Greasy Hair

Harsh surfactants can be the leading cause of greasy hair. Though these chemical detergents create a sudsy feeling when you work up a lather, they strip hair that causes your scalp to overproduce oil and that’s the leading cause of greasy hair. If you have greasy hair you need to avoid shampoos and conditioners that are loaded with oils, polymers, and silicones that leave residue behind that is difficult to rinse out. If we find that you are using any of these ingredients we will recommend a lightweight alternative that will absorb thoroughly into your hair.

Reproductive Problems

Products that have “fragrance” on their label can contain thousands of hidden chemicals. Some ingredients in fragranced hair products can disrupt the reproductive system.

Cancer

In a study published in the Journal of Cancer, findings show that hair dyes and chemical straighteners might significantly increase the risk of breast cancer. This is because they contain hormone-disrupting compounds and carcinogens that might be connected to the development of breast cancer.

This new study looked at 46,709 women living in the United States between the ages of 35 and 74 between 2003 and 2009. None of the participants had breast cancer at the beginning of the study. Over the course of the study, 2,794 breast cancers were identified in the participants.

This study found that black women who used permanent dyes at least every 5-8 weeks raised their risk of developing cancer by a very disturbing 60 percent compared to those who didn’t. White women, raised their risk by 8 percent.

Additionally, women who used chemical straighteners at least every 5-8 weeks were 30 percent more likely to develop breast cancer. The study found that 74 percent of black women had used chemical straighteners as opposed to 3 percent of white women.

A Few Hair Product Ingredients
That Can Be Dangerous For Your Health

1, 4 Dioxane is a by-product of Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS). Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) causes hormonal imbalances, fertility problems (particularly with males), as well as being a known carcinogen. Senator R Kennedy included it on his list of carcinogens submitted to congress in 1997 but no action has been taken since then to prevent this chemical being used in onditioners. FDA raised doubts about the safety of 1, 4 Dioxane in 1992 but since then nothing has changed and it is still a regular ingredient in hair conditioners.
Benzene, according to the American Cancer Society, there’s a strong link between benzene, immune system toxicity, leukemia, and other cancers of the blood cells. Research also supports that an expectant mother’s exposure to benzene may cause developmental damage to the fetus. Despite these risks, benzene is still one of the 20 most common ingredients in personal care products in the US
Artificial Fragrances Synthetic fragrances or perfumes are meant to make your shampoos and conditioners more pleasant to use. Products that have “fragrance” on their label can contain thousands of hidden chemicals. Some of these ingredients can disrupt the reproductive system and cause cancer or asthma. They can also irritate the skin and scalp, which can lead to hair loss.
Sulfates One of the very harmful ingredients included in many shampoos, that is often hidden by using an uncommon synonym name on the label, is Sodium Laurel Sulfate (SLS), which has over 10 related chemical com-pounds. SLS does more than strip the hair of its natural oils. It removes beneficial bacteria that are essential to maintaining a healthy scalp and head of hair. Once the "good" bacteria have been removed harmful germs have an open playing field, resulting in rashes, hair loss and allergic reactions.
Cosmetic Science reports that the detergent action of SLS may damage the derma's cellular ability to maintain moisture. This is why there are many reports of dryness, roughness and redness and brittle skin by users of shampoos that contain this harmful ingredient.
Diethanolamine (DEA)This chemical is used in shampoos because it gives the shampoo a creamy texture, and encourages foaming action. This ingredient is a known carcinogen and has a wide variety of skin irritation and other health effects. In 1998, researchers found a link between the topical application of DEA and cancer in animals, but the effects on humans are unclear. Although DEA is still being used in American hair care products, the European Commission has banned DEA in cosmetics.
Triclosan is added to many haircare products to prevent bacterial contamination, but it’s a skin irritant and suspected carcinogen. Even in the United States, the antibacterial agent triclosan is banned from being used in antibacterial soaps; however, it is still allowed in shampoos. This ingredient is known to cause hormone disruptions, which can lead to cancer and affect fetal development.
Quaternium-15 acts as a formaldehyde releaser and is extremely carcinogenic, and should be avoided at all costs. It also releases formaldehyde, with its own detrimental effects.
Propylene Glycol is used in conditioning products to lock in moisture and enrich hair. Although not illegal to use, it can cause serious side effects including liver, kidney and brain damage or deformation. This harmful chemical is absorbed through the skin which is why in an industrial setting workers are required to wear full protective clothing in the vicinity of Propylene Glycol.
Potassium Sorbate is used as a preservative in hair-care products, which causes organ system toxicity.
Retinyl Palmitate is a form of vitamin A, can speed the development of skin tumours and lesions, making it a possible carcinogen. Causes reproductive toxicity and organ system toxicity.
Dimethicone is used as a conditioning agent for your 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioners, and just conditioners in general. It's an anti-foaming agent and is meant to protect your hair. In other words, it's trying to replace the oils that your other ingredients are stripping. It is a type of silicone that contributes to product buildup and can actually prevent moisture and nutrients from coming in. Instead, it collects dirt and residue, clogs the pores on the scalp and causes skin irritation.
Phenoxyethanol is used as a preservative and as a fragrance, and it has a high risk of skin irritation, as well as eye and lung irritation. Since scalp irritation is one of the driving factors in hair loss other than genetics, you want to avoid it as much as you can.
Parabens are used as a preservative to prevent bacteria from growing in shampoos. They can mimic the hormone estrogen and have been linked to increased growth of breast cancer cells.

Here is a Partial List of Other Hair Problems Caused by Toxic Ingredients

Common Ingredient Name (Alias Names Not Included Here)	Possible Links to the Following	Possible Hair Conditions Caused by These Hair Care Ingredients
Acrylates	Lack of Volume	Thickening agent, causes buildup, dullness and lack of volume.
Humectants	Frizzy	Hair to lose its shape and become frizzy.
Shea Butter	Oily	Builds up on hair cause thin or oily hair, make hair flat or greasier.
Alpha Hydroxy Acid	Dull	Cause your hair to become dry, frizzy and dull.
Arsenic	Hair Loss	Hair loss, alopecia.
Lanolin	Hair Loss	Cause hair loss.
Isobutyl Alcohol	Breakage	Dry out hair and cause breakage.
Cationic surfactants	Dryness & Fragile	Damage hair and make hair look dry and fragile.
AHA	Scalp Itchiness	Scalp dryness peeling. Hair to become dry, frizzy and dull.
Butylparabens	Fading Color	Drying, scalp irritation, fading color, hair loss.
Cationic Surfactants	Dry & Fragile	Damage hair and make hair look dry and fragile.
Cetrimonium Chloride	Dryness	Fade color and also make hair dry and dehydrated.
Cocoa Butter	Scalp Irritation	Blocked or inflamed hair follicles that may cause boils.
Isopropyl Palmitate	Scalp Irritation	Scalp irritation, inflamed hair follicles that may cause boils.
Sodium Chloride	Hair Loss	Hair loss.
Colors Synthetic	Scalp Irritation	Scalp irritation.
Coconut Oil	Clogged Hair Pores	Clogs hair pores.
D&C Violet 2	Cancer	Coal tar dye linked to bladder cancer.
Formaldehyde	Cancer	Exposure shown to cause cancer in laboratory animals.
Glycerin	Dryness	Can have a drying effect.
Humectants	Loss of Hair Shape	Hair to lose its shape and frizz.
Isopropyl	Breakage	Dries hair leading to breakage. Hair loss and prevents hair growth.
Isopropyl Alcohol	Breakouts	Scalp irritation. It can cause breakouts, especially for acne-prone skin
Isopropyl Palmitate	Scalo Irritation	Scalp irritation. Blocked or inflamed hair follicles that may cause boils.
Lanolin	Hair loss.	Hair loss.
Methylparaben	Hair loss.	Hair loss.
Monoethanolamine	Damaged Hair	Damages hair. Banned in the EU.
Myristyl Lactate	Scalp Irritation	Scalp irritation. Blocked or inflamed hair follicles that may cause boils.
Phenoxyethanol	Hair loss.	Hair loss.
Polyethylene Glycol	Hair loss.	Hair loss.
Propanol Alcohol	Dryness	Hair dryness. Breakage.
Propylparaben	Hair loss.	Hair loss.
Progesterone	Hair loss.	Hair loss.
Propylene Glycol	Dryness	Dry hair.
Quaternium-7, 15, 31, 60	Hair loss	Hair loss.
Shea Butter	Shea Butter	Can build up and make hair flat or greasier.
Silicones	Breakage	Dryness and dull appearance. Weaker and breakage.
Sodium Chloride	Hair Loss	Clog pores and cause hair loss.
Sodium Hydroxide	Hair Damage	Hair damage.
Sulfates	Slow Growth	Reduction in hair growth and cause hair loss.
Triethanolamine	Dryness	Eye problems, and dry hair. Hair loss.
Thallium	Hair Loss	Hair loss adverse effects on the nervous system
Triethanolamine	Dryness	Allergic reactions, including eye itchiness and dryness of hair.

How Your Beauty Products Can Cause the Same Problems They’re Meant to Solve

Written by Seth Czerepak
Center for Product Safety and Effectiveness
A Nonprofit Organization

Twenty-six seconds. That’s all it takes for the ingredients in a cosmetics, skin care or hair care products to hit your blood stream. Your skin has over two million pores in it. It doesn’t filter things out the way your digestive system does. It will absorb 60% to 70% of the ingredients you put on it

Now here’s the real problem. The EU, Canada, and Japan ban a combined 1,440 skincare, cosmetics, and hair care ingredients while the U.S. bans only 8 and restricts 3 because the FDA has not been given legal authority to ban more. In fact the last law governing this area was written in 1938.

The products you’re using to fight acne, irritation, dry skin, dullness or other skin concerns, may actually be causing those very problems. Combinations of ingredients can also be taking an unseen, and creeping toll on your long-term physical and mental health.
But don’t worry. What you’re about to read will arm you with the knowledge of how to choose and use the safest and most effective beauty and personal care products for your daily routine.

The Hidden Dangers of “Shadow Ingredients”

Ingredients hidden by not commonly known names are in all kinds of beauty products, including the expensive brands. Even brands labeled “natural”, “nontoxic”, or “earth friendly“ can be unsafe and include ingredients like lead, mercury, formaldehyde, and many other harmful ingredients that are legally considered “natural” and can be hidden from you by using one of dozens of alternate names.

Several major retailers have labeled some of the products they sell as “Green”, or “Safe”, but upon investigation we found that means those products exclude only less than 100 of the over 1,400 ingredients banned in other parts of the world. Not much of a solution for this important health safety problem.

We asked, a spokesperson for Achieve Beauty, to give us an example of how some brands hide dangerous ingredients.

“We have a comprehensive ingredient analysis service available online that translates every ingredient on a label into its commonly known name and provides you with the name of countries where that ingredient is banned or restricted, along with potential skin, hair or health problems it can cause.

This is so important, since even smart consumers don’t know all the different names for each ingredient, and most people are surprised to find out what’s in their products. Arsenic, for example, is labeled under several different names including Atomic Number 33, Fowler's Solution, Numéro Atomique 33, Solution de Fowler, and many others.”

She continued:

“We consulted with a person allergic to nickel. Her dermatologist gave her the name of 13 not commonly known names for nickel and told her to read the labels and avoid any of them. We analyzed products she was using and found that one of the products contained one of the 23 alternate names for nickel (10 more names than her dermatologist gave her), and that ingredient was likely contributing to the breakouts she was experiencing.”

Even Safe Ingredients Can Become Dangerous

Combinations of safe ingredients in the same routine, even if in different products, can be taking an unseen, and creeping toll on your long-term physical and mental health. For example, Vitamin C is considered a health safe ingredient. Sodium benzoate is also considered safe. When these two ingredients are used during the same routine, they become a cancer-causing compound called benzene.

Why Some Products Suddenly Stop Working

Ever wondered how one of your skin or hair care products works at first, and then stops working for what seems to be no reason at all? The answer might have nothing to do with the product itself or its ingredients

The skin care specialists at Achieve Beauty tell us that certain ingredients in one product can cause another product’s ingredients not to work. For example, Retinol is an often used ingredient to treat acne, and vitamin C is often used to address pre-mature aging. Here’s the problem. If you add a Retinol product during the same routine where you are using vitamin C, they render one another ineffective.

At the same time, combinations of products with conflicting ingredients can cause dry skin, acne, dullness, wrinkles, and other problems. In other words, your combination of skin care products could be creating the very problems you’re trying to solve. Why else would a product work splendidly for a few weeks, only to stop working?

Think about how many complex chemicals are hiding in the handful of skin care, cosmetics and hair care products you use every day.

In the United States alone there are over 12,000 unique chemical ingredients being used in the manufacture of personal care products. A typical product will contain from 15–30 ingredients and the average woman uses between 8 and 15 beauty care products a day.

Even if you knew the name of every potentially harmful ingredient, or the dozens of alternate names each ingredient is called, you’d have to be a master chemist to understand how they all work together.

The Toxic Time Bomb is Already Ticking

What happens when the trace amounts of dangerous product ingredients build up in your system over time?

At first, your body’s organs (kidneys, liver, etc.) slowly flush these ingredients out of your body. However, many toxins accumulate over time and can build faster than your body can clear them out.

Imagine a bucket with a small crack in the bottom. You set it under a drip, and at first, the water drops slowly out. But as the drops continue, they start to build up because they can’t drip out of the bucket as quickly as they enter. Eventually, the bucket overflows, even though the water continues to drip out of the crack.

The more these toxins build up, the more of a toll they take on your health. At first, your energy level, mental focus, and short-term memory might just seem a little less sharp. Most of us blame this on age. But then you start getting sick a little more often. You have a few more aches and pains. It takes you longer to recover from illness, injury, or even a night of moderate drinking. At some point, your skin and hair might start to look less full and shiny.

Why Natural and Organic Products Aren’t The Answer

A recent study by the Organic Consumers Association found that 40% of all “natural” beauty products (tested in the study) contain dangerous carcinogenic (cancer causing) ingredients. Formaldehydes, lead, aluminum, mercury and many other harmful ingredients are considered natural, but you will see them called by unrecognizable names on labels for both natural and other products.

Many natural and organic products make claims about anti-aging, acne treatment, brightening, moisturizing, and other benefits, but don’t produce the results the product claims. If you’ve tried these products yourself (or know someone who has), you know how often they fail to live up to their promises.

So, why can’t you just bite the bullet and spend more money on expensive beauty products?

How Even Expensive Brands Failed The Toxicity Test

The FDA conducted a survey of heavy metals in cosmetics, and found that arsenic, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, lead, mercury, and nickel were present in unsafe amounts in both luxury and budget brands. Even worse, because higher priced products tend to have a longer ingredient list, there’s a greater chance for toxic ingredient contamination. And again, without proper ingredient analysis you would never know you’re using products that include these harmful ingredients.

Like most complex problems, this one can’t be solved by throwing money at it. On top of this, most people are too busy to make a part time job out of investigating the thousands of tricky ingredient names, and the impossibly complicated task of understanding how all these ingredients interact with one another.

If only you could be armed with the ingredient information you need, and also have a team of licensed skin estheticians, licensed hair cosmetologists, and Board-Certified Dermatologists ready to guide you through building and maintaining the safest and most effective routine. Thankfully, now you can.

Give Your Beauty Routine a FREE Safety Check Today

Achieve Beauty is a beauty consulting company that makes personalized beauty consulting and ingredient analysis available to everyone. Go to your bathroom right now and grab all the skin care products you use every day. Achieve Beauty will provide an ingredient analysis for all the products you’re using to help keep you healthy and understand what’s actually in the products your putting on your skin.

Imagine. No more worrying about the creeping effects of hidden ingredients or whether you’re combining products that are causing more harm than good. Achieve Beauty empowers you to enjoy the safest and most effective beauty products, and you’ll never have to do it alone again.

How Can You Save Money On Beauty Products Without Lowering Your Standards?

Written by Seth Czerepak
Center for Product Safety and Effectiveness A Nonprofit Organization

Saving money doesn’t make much sense if you burn up hours of time and your energy looking for the best deals. Especially if you end up over paying or have to settle for a brand you didn’t want. Yet, this is a common struggle for people who want the lowest prices on their favorite beauty products.

Most of us would love to have one website where we can find our brands and products (in stock), at consistently low prices. Instead, we have hundreds of websites competing for our business, and whose prices, product availability, and even refund and shopping policies seem to change on a whim.

Why can’t life be simpler when shopping for good beauty products? Would you like to stop worrying about whether you’re getting a fair price?

I recently asked the experts at Achieve Beauty, a customer-focused beauty care consulting company, to explain why this process seems so complicated, and whether there was an easier way to save money. Their answers cleared up a lot of confusion.

Why Can’t Beauty Product Pricing Just Be Simple?

Did you know that lipstick only costs between $2.00 and $3.00 to make? Shockingly, this cost applies even to some of the luxury brands that cost you up to $50, or more. There are also many skin care and hair care products that sell for hundreds of dollars that take just dollars to produce. So, what are you really buying when you spend so much money on those cosmetics, skin care and hair care products that sell at 200% to 500% markups, or more?

Can’t some brave online retailer just break the mold like Walmart did with Sam’s club back in the 80s, when they started selling house hold products at wholesale prices? While this seems like an obvious solution, the truth is a little more complicated.

The Outrageous Reason Beauty Products Are So Expensive

The first reason prices are so high is a dismal lack of transparency. Everything in the beauty industry—from manufacturing, to packaging, to marketing, to distribution—is heavily outsourced and geographically decentralized. Because of this, even supervisors and department heads only have a keyhole-sized perspective on all the costs wrapped up in bringing a beauty product to market.

Manufacturing partners are forced to sign non-disclosure agreements. Company owners and CEOs are also held to secrecy in the interest of protecting their trade secrets from competitors. But that’s not all.

The law also allows beauty care product manufacturers to set a suggested retail price for its products and not sell its products to any stores or online sites that sell them for less. To get compliance, manufacturers often help pay for the seller’s advertising, or even pay for fixtures in the seller’s retail store.

Is This Price Fixing?

How is this legal? Because, technically speaking, no one is being “forced” to sell at the manufacturer’s prices. Instead, the product manufacturers “suggest” a retail price, and then give extra incentives to retailers who sell at that price while charging penalties to those who sell the product at a lower price.

This is similar to the pricing policies used in the car industry, and while some people still pay full price for a car, many buyers have learned how to acquire a new car at well below the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Similarly, buying at a 20% to 50% lower price, even for the most popular brands, is now possible for your cosmetics, skin care and hair care products.

Dirty Tricks Used By Online Beauty Product Websites

Websites that sell beauty products know you’re looking for the best prices. That’s why they have several dirty tricks up their sleeve to fool you into believing you’ve just found the perfect place to buy beauty products. For example, ever noticed how some websites advertise your favorite beauty product at an outrageously low price, but they ALWAYS seem to be out of stock?

Sometimes you even see a low price advertised on an online shopping service and when you click the ad for that product you’re taken to a totally different product. That wasn’t a computer error, it was outright trickery.

Other gimmicks involve charging more money for shipping (at the checkout, when they know that you’re less likely to cancel your order), offering one time savings to new customers only, then over charging on reorders, or (even worse), selling you expired or outdated product versions and burying this fact in tiny font on their impossible-to-find terms of service page.

Websites that sell beauty products use these tricks to get you to buy from them once. Next thing you know, you’re either paying their regular prices or you’re back to your time-consuming hunt for that unicorn of a website that sells all its beauty products at below market prices. If you’re wondering why you haven’t found this website yet, you’re not alone.

The good news is one company is finally giving you a way out of this endless hunt for the perfect deal and is bringing a fresh new dimension of transparency and personalization to the beauty industry.

How Achieve Beauty Makes Beauty Product Shopping Easy

Achieve Beauty is a beauty customer focused company dedicated to getting you the best prices on the products that are right for your skin and hair type, and challenges. Better, yet, they’ve brought the power of affordable personalized beauty advice to the online world.

As you know, most beauty consulting companies (and online influencers) only promote products that they get paid commissions or endorsement fees to promote. But what if the product they’re “recommending” isn’t right for your skin or hair type? What if it’s ingredients cause problems with other ingredients in your beauty routine?

What about those websites that offer low prices, but their products are either expired, or inauthentic?

Achieve Beauty does not sell products or earn commissions for “pushing” certain brands. They work for you by saving you time and money in your search for your favorite beauty products. But that’s not all. In fact, if a seller or manufacturer offers them a commission to recommend their site or product Achieve Beauty pays 100% of any commission to you.

Your membership with Achieve beauty starts with a FREE price comparison and detailed breakdown of all the ingredients for the three highest cost products your using.

Their proprietary evaluation tool will interpret every label ingredient name into its common name and provide you with the following information for every ingredient you enter:

Label Ingredient Name
Commonly Known Name
Screening Against Any Ingredients You Want to Avoid
Don’t Use In Same Routine With Ingredients of These Categories
Reasons for Being Included in Product

Potential Skin Concerns Caused
Potential Hair Concerns Caused
Potential Health Problems Caused
Potential Skin Conditions Made Worse
Countries Where Banned or Restricted

Second, Achieve Beauty’s team will help refine your product selections and skincare routines. You’ll get recommendations custom fit for your skin type, hair type, skin and hair concerns.

Imagine. No more worrying about whether you’re getting a fair price for your beauty products. Achieve Beauty helps you discover the safest and most effective products, and at up to 50% off the prices you’re paying right now.

Somewhere, There’s a Perfect Product for Your Biggest Skin and Hair Problems

Written by Alexis Carmenaty

Center for Product Safety and Effectiveness
A Nonprofit Organization

Do you know that somewhere, there are products that are perfect for solving the skin and hair problems you’ve been dealing with? If you only knew where to find them.
I’m sure you’ve bought personal care products that claimed to do amazing things, only to have them do nothing special, or even make your skin or hair worse.

In a 2020 poll, 64% of the people surveyed felt guilty about not taking skincare seriously enough. Oh sure, you can consider procedures like Botox to reduce wrinkles, or chemical peels to target uneven skin tone, or even laser treatments. But all those treatments are so expensive and can be very painful! Obviously, prevention is a lot less expensive than trying to reverse the results of neglected skin care.

With so many brands and products being offered, how do you choose? How do you find products that will fully address your skin and hair concerns and help you achieve the skin and hair you want?

I have found the answer for you to receive the same high quality advice given to celebrities for less than the price of a few cups of Starbucks coffee.

Determining Fact From Fiction

It’s so easy to be enticed by glittery marketing words like new, scientifically proven, and patented. The truth is that most beauty product ads aren’t even created by the same companies who make the products. Instead, they outsource their marketing to Multimillion-Dollar Mad Men Style advertising ad firms.

How much do these ad agencies really know about the products they’re telling you to buy? It turns out, they either don’t know much or don’t care to tell you the truth. The FDA recently had a study conducted where they analyzed 289 full-page cosmetics ads from women’s magazines, including ¬Vogue and Glamour. They found that less than 1 out of 5 of these ads were accurate.

Here are a couple of popular misleading ad claims:

Clinically/Scientifically Tested or Proven: This doesn’t mean anything because there’s no standard regulating clinical trials. A product can be tested on 2 people or 1000, over a few days or 6 months, with or without a critical control group etc.
proxima: A formula can be patented if the mixture of ingredients and/or the technology are deemed special or new, however that doesn’t guarantee that the results are also proven.

Experts or Dermatologists Recommend: Is the endorsement objective, or is it being offered in exchange for a hefty endorsement fee?
Don’t Believe Celebrity Endorsements: If a celebrity endorses a product, the Federal Trade Commission says they are only required by law to use it once. So just because they recommend a product, it doesn’t mean they use it on a regular basis, or even at all.

Is it any surprise why so many women spend years experimenting with skin care products, ingredients, and routines and many never find the right combination to solve their skin or hair concerns?

Before telling you about how you can achieve the best skin and hair ever, I want to tell you about four things every woman ought to know about their personal beauty care routine.

Claims About “Wonder Working” Ingredients

The effectiveness of a product is based on the concentration of certain ingredients in the formula. If you read the label and find that the “Wonder Ingredient” being advertised is not included near the top of the ingredient list, it, means there are only trace amounts of that “active” ingredient included, which is likely not enough to make it effective.
Relying on Retail Salespeople for Skin and Hair Advice

Many people rely on a retail store’s sales staff for advice. But this staff may or may not be licensed skin estheticians or licensed hair cosmetologists and may not be properly trained to fully address your concerns. In many cases retail salespeople are not objective and are just trying to sell you those products on which they earn a commission or they're trying to make sales goals set by their employer.
Relying on Beauty Advisory Sites

There is a new group of online beauty advisory sites. They start by asking you to provide some personal information but end up recommending large numbers of the same types of products, with you having to make the choice of which products to select from each group. They also indicate they are earning a commission on the products you select. I consider this “pretend”advice, not specific personal advice.
How Do Celebrities Look So Good?

If the cosmetic industry is such a mess, how do celebrities and actresses have amazing skin and hair, even into their forties, fifties, and sixties? It’s not all Photoshop and million-dollar lighting setups. They simply have more money to spend on expert personalized beauty advice. If you had big bucks to spend on these personal beauty advisors, you’d probably look like a million bucks too.

What’s the Answer to Solving Your Skin and Hair Concerns?

With so many brands and products being offered, how do you choose? How do you find products that will fully address your concerns and help you achieve the skin and hair you want?

Thankfully, Achieve Beauty is the first company who is making the same high quality advice given to celebrities available to you for less than the price of a few cups of Star bucks coffee.

Achieve Beauty doesn’t sell products. They never earn commissions, and they aren’t limited to only a narrow range of product solutions like most online companies or in-store personnel.

They provide totally objective personalized skin and hair advice based on your skin and hair type, your skin and hair care concerns, your age and much more. Here’s more about what they do:

Achieve Beauty provides you with customized morning, night and periodic skin and hair routines and specific product recommendations for every step of each routine.
They provide personalized advice after gathering information about all your skin and hair concerns, ingredients you want to avoid.
They provide, for every product recommended, consumer experiences, clinical study results, professional reviews, an analysis of all ingredients for safety and effectiveness and where you can buy each product at a guaranteed lowest price and much more.
All recommended products are coordinated with each other to avoid ingredients that might conflict with other recommended products or products you are using and more.
They provide you with on going access to their hand-picked team of licensed skin estheticians and licensed hair cosmetologists who are available to monitor your results and provide you with personalized ongoing feedback and recommendations,if needed.

Think about that skin or hair problem you’ve been struggling with. Somewhere, there is a morning, periodic and nighttime routine with specific products that are perfect for solving it. Achieve Beauty will help you find it and they will continue to consult with you until you achieve and maintain success.

Just go to AchieveBeauty.com right now to start your free product evaluation.

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As a member of Achieve Beauty, for every product we recommend and any non-recommended major brand skincare or hair care product you find on your own, we will find and recommend a seller with the lowest price for that product.
If you find a lower price, within 30 days, our recommended seller will match it, and give you a coupon for an extra 10% off your next purchase.*

You Are Protected With Every Seller We Recommend

Every seller we recommended only sells products purchased directly from the manufacturer.
Every product is guaranteed to be authentic and fresh.
Every product sent to you is in the original, sealed, manufacturer packaging.
Every seller recommended provides a lowest price guarantee for authentic products.
Every seller recommended provides a 60-day money back guarantee.

*The lower priced product you find must come from the manufacturer, be in the original sealed manufacturer packaging, be fresh, available from the seller you find for immediate shipment, not damaged, discontinued, used, or out-of-stock.

Does not apply to private sellers that are selling on websites such as Amazon, Ebay or others where the authenticity or freshness cannot be verified, or from subscription boxes.

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Our Estheticians Are Always There For You!

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A Few Hair Product Ingredients
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