Beauty

[Sunshine Kate]

still made with parabens?  I went to buy some today and read the ingredient list and couldn't believe they are not using a different, safer preservative.

Most other companies have figured out something safer. 

[Kachina624]

@Sunshine Kate.  Seems like you ought to be asking a corporate representative, not your fellow customers.  We sure don't know why they use antiquated chemistry.

[KaySD]

Well spotted, @Sunshine Kate  Luckily, the world is chock-full of better choices. Of course, I have no clue why they do that; it's probably because most people don't notice or care. 

[Shanus]

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@Sunshine Kate wrote:

still made with parabens?  I went to buy some today and read the ingredient list and couldn't believe they are not using a different, safer preservative.

Most other companies have figured out something safer. 

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@Sunshine Kate  Yes, it is strange. Decades ago I used Philosophy skincare and then talk about parabens started and said it could be dangerous. Don't know about now, but all the skincare I was using from the serum to Hope In A Jar all had parabens. Perhaps Philosophy is not made in a counrty where FDA regulates it.

[Kachina624]

I think this has been mentioned here before but I never saw an answer.

[LindaSal]

I never understood why on earth that brand has a cult following!?

[Shelbelle]

They did take the parabens out of Purity cleanser, what Amazing Grace are you referring to a body cream ?

 They also need to remove the sulfates, and artificial dyes from the body washes. 

[Sunshine Kate]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

They did take the parabens out of Purity cleanser, what Amazing Grace are you referring to a body cream ?

 They also need to remove the sulfates, and artificial dyes from the body washes. 

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@Shelbelle 

I'm referring to the AG body emulsion in the pump bottle.  The AG creams in a jar contain parabens also.