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Well, hello there friends and welcome back. My name is Stephanie Safarian, and you're listening to episode 378 of sustainable minimalists,

a twice weekly show about intentional and eco-minimalist living.

On today's show we're taking a journey through the decades and I am highlighting three very

specific instances in which the products that we know we love and we trust do lasting damage.

Now today's show is the first in a two part series that we're covering this week so usually I do the

interview portion on Tuesday we're flipping things up a bit today is just me

and then on Thursday we're following up everything we learn and discuss in today's show with an interview.

I am interviewing an advocate for Clean Beauty who was instrumental in the passing of new legislation, and we'll talk more

about that a little bit later on the show.

But today I'm highlighting three instances in which products do significant harm and if you're listening

and if you find yourself angry Thursday's episode is meant to tell you what to do

with that anger where should you channel it and how should you channel it?

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