a lot of people do not know that their first toxic chemicals found in our fabrics.

It takes about, depending on the type of fabric, but it takes about 4,000 to about 10,000

different chemicals. That's crazy to create your fabric, to process it, to manufacture it,

to the end results. So that in itself, a lot of the times those chemicals are left

on our fabrics, right? And it ranges. So what would those chemicals look like?

So how does that affect our health? Just like anything else, it can get absorbed.

And there's research on it that those chemicals can actually get absorbed through our body.

Why would we want that? And there are research showing that it can actually disrupt your hormones,

disrupt a bunch of things that are probably just your own health, your overall health.

You're listening to She, with Jordan Lee Dooley, a personal development podcast for the

everyday woman. Come invited, leave ignited. Here's your host, Jordan Lee Dooley.

Hey, welcome to Sheet. Thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate it and

I'm excited to be here. Yes. So thrilled to have you. Okay. So I have a lot of questions about

sustainability and chemical transparency and the beauty and textile industries. I think this is

a really important conversation. But before we dig into all that, can you just give us a little

bit of your background and share a little bit of what you do for those who may not know you?

Absolutely. So I'm Lee DeChel. I'm the founder of Clean Circle. And we are a skin and body care

brand, but I'm a complete beauty outsider. So my background originates from education,

college admissions, actually. So completely completely different. Yeah, totally.

And how did I kind of come into this? Well, I've always been a beauty lover my whole life

and really how I dived into, I guess, not even diving in just creating my brand was that I was

looking to be more sustainable in my every day. And from there, it kind of sparked my interest in

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