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The owner of the clean beauty brand requires higher safety standards
In an interview in the camera with Fox News Digital, the television personality and the owner of the clean beauty brand, Emily Austin, expressed his enthusiasm for the impulse of change with the Maha movement, asking for products made in the United States to comply With EU standards.
Like him Make America again healthy (Maha) The movement gains impulse, the products made in the United States are increasingly closely.
In an interview at the camera with Fox News Digital, TV Person clean beauty brand The owner Emily Austin expressed her emotion for the impulse of change.
Austin, who is People’s Beauty CEO in New York City, said his skin care brand is made with “clean ingredients”, without parabens, sulfates, phthalates, silicone, dyes or fragrances.
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The people’s beauty website establishes that its products are formulated for “EU cosmetics standards (the highest standard in the world), which prohibits more than 1,300 toxins.”
As the Make America Healy Again (Maha) movement wins impulse, the products made by the United States are increasingly closer. (Istock)
“But the sad thing is that we have to fit in another country health standards? “Austin questioned during the interview.
“I would love that our website says: ‘We know the United States health standard, because the United States has higher standards for its consumers.”
Austin said he considers it “pathetic” that the United States “boasts” of complying with Europe’s security standards.
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“It should be all over the world,” he added. “But especially a country like the USA., Where everyone has their eyes (we), I think it’s a shame.”
Like him Mediterranean diet It has been widely called one of the healthiest ways to eat, Austin suggested that the United States should take a page from the book from Europe when it comes to food and cosmetics.
The owner of the television personality and the clean beauty brand, Emily Austin, expressed her enthusiasm for the impulse of change with the Maha movement in an interview in the camera with Fox News Digital. (Fox News)
Austin said it is optimistic that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., leader of the Maha Movement, will address preservatives and the use of pesticides in the US FOOD SUPPLY.
“Why are we eating poison and then questioning why so many Americans are sick?” She said. “Too many people focus on the cure and not on preventive attention.”
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For cosmetics, Austin challenged the Food and Medicines Administration (FDA) to ban the same toxins as EU, especially criminals as parabens, also known as preservatives, which have been related to endocrine issues.
For women, this can manifest as Reproductive complications o Hormonal interruptions that could lead to cancer, according to Austin.
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“The fact that (some companies) are legally allowed to have parabens to some extent, it does not mean that they should,” he said.
Health and safety standards must be maintained “worldwide,” said Austin. (Istock)
“Yes, it is better for companies, of course, does your products not expire, but who is who?” She continued. “It is in consumer health spending.”
For consumers, Austin recommends keeping ingredients that Come from nature and the direction of plastics in exfoliating products and oils based on chemical products.
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“Nature provides you with every alternative you need for cosmetics,” he said.
“I really don’t think there is a good excuse to use chemicals. It may be much cheaper, but nature always has the same solution.”
