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Why do we even need to be conscious of the skin care and beauty products that we buy?

Shouldn't their safety already be regulated by the government

or the industry? That's what we'll be exploring today in this mini-bloom Tuesday episode, featuring

our special guest who's done a lot of research on this topic as she was creating her own

health and environmentally conscious skincare brand. Before we do that, though, I wanted to take a

moment to first thank our sponsor of this episode, which is Buffy, that's spelled B-U-F-F-F-Y.

Buffy makes comforters that are better for you and for the earth, using fluffy filled made

with 100% recycled water bottles, and a skin-friendly eucalyptus fabric as the cover.

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