are arbonne products safe
Retinyl palmitate is the ester of palmitic acid and retinol and is found in the Revelage Arbonne line of products. It is naturally occurring and is a form of vitamin A. Both the FDA and CIR have cleared it as safe for use in products. In skin products, it reduces flaking and restores a healthier appearance. Some of the Arbonne products are better than others. For example, some of the products have ethoxylated compounds (the laureth, ceteareth, etc.) and can be contaminated with 1,4 dioxane, a known carcinogen. As I understand it, Arbonne vacuum strips the 1,4 dioxane out of the baby line, but not the adult lines. Depends on which products you are wanting to use. Any of the skincare, aromatherapy, haircare is safe for pregnancy. Take ingredient list to your doctor for any of the vitamins, fiber shake, protein shake, etc. My doctor said the shakes were great while pregnant & I definitely needed the fiber! Or you can learn even more by visiting Arbonne.com . As an Independent Consultant with Arbonne International, CHI of Hickory highly recommends these products because they are pure, safe, and beneficial...and they are made in America. Arbonne is a highly regarded premium brand with a Swiss heritage. The products are healthy, botanically-based and inspired by nature. Chemicals in Arbonne products will surprise you. The big question for most women is : do anti-aging products really work? Many cosmetic ingredients will draw natural moisture from deeper layers in the skin to hold on the top most layers if there is also a barrier such as a mineral oil to prevent evaporation. Is it ok to use Arbonne's RE9 line during pregnancy? I'm 40 and use the Arbonne RE9 line. I didn't even think about Retin A. When I called the company (2x's) they said they use Vitamin A and not Retin A. I read that too much of that is bad too. Am I just looking for a reason to freak out? Posted: 03/16/2012 by Julie Bucher 2012. Salicylic acid is one of the active ingredients in their acne treatment line, Arbonne Clear Advantage. Salicylic acid is from willow tree bark and is added to products to serve many functions. It can act as an anti-acne agent, anti-dandruff agent and as an exfoliant, according to Cosmetics Info. As for the parabens (used as preservatives), Arbonne no longer uses parabens. The products you buy off the shelf are typically 35% perservatives because they have to have a 5-10 year shelf life to survive traditional retail and because they use animal by-products. Since not all manufacturers disclose their products ingredients online, some products may be missing from the database. If you have purchased a product not currently in the database and have the package or label handy, consider creating a provisional report to see how the product may score in Skin Deep. Many people are choosing Arbonne, because of the image the company promotes as being high-end, pure, simple and plant-based. As it states on their website: At Arbonne, beauty begins with premium botanical ingredients, an integrative approach to beauty and an unwavering commitment to pure, safe and beneficial products. Arbonne creates personal care and wellness products that preserve and enhance the skin, body and mind.
Yes, arbonne products are safe.