Re: Fragrance company acknowledges reactions....

[Guest guest]

You bet they are aware! Before I was chemically injured and

streptabiococuss mold injured, I was a Retail Sales Manager.

And some of the things I talked about with other Manager's were the

danger's of Perfumes, and perservatives in them and costmetic

products.

Scary to think that people embalm themselves daily by wearing many of

the products from the companies you mentioned and the rest of the

costmetics and perfume industries.

That is why they tell people to put the perfume/cologne on their

cloths before putting the garmets on. And wait atleast 20 to 30

minutes before putting the garmets on your body. The reason is, the

perservatives and fragereances are porous and go right into the skin,

into the blood stream and onto our organs, connective tissue, brain,

lungs, etc.

Can anyone say...... " Canary died in the mine today? "

Or " Houston! We have a major problem! "

Ren C.

>

> I came across something that I found very interesting to say the

least.

>

> I was calling to complain to Origins cosmetics about their sales

personnel

> at a major strip mall here in Vegas. I called after hours and one

of the

> options was to be connected with a MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL regarding a

> reaction to their cosemtics, or if it was a life threatening one to

hang

> up and dial 911.

>

> So of course, curiosity got the best of me....I was put thru to a

TRIAGE

> center that is contracted by Origins, Estee Lauder, Clinque and

TOmmy

> Hilfinger. I spoke woth the guy for a while and come to find out

they are

> there to only deal with reactions to the products manufactured by

the

> aforementioned compoanies.

>

> So, it seems that the fragrance industry is AWARE of the dangers

and has

> elicited medical personnel to handle health issues.

>

> I am going to call their corporate office and findout why they are

> covering their butts if their stuff is so SAFE!

>

> Angel

>

> " If having endured much, we at last asserted our 'right to know'

and if,

> knowing, we have concluded that we are being asked to take

senseless and

> frightening risks, then we should no longer accept the counsel of

those

> who tell us that we must fill our world with poisonous chemicals, we

> should look around and see what other course is open to us. "

> Carson

>

> " My toxicasa (world) is your toxicasa (world). "

> Judith Goode

[Guest guest]

You bet they are aware! Before I was chemically injured and

streptabiococuss mold injured, I was a Retail Sales Manager.

And some of the things I talked about with other Manager's were the

danger's of Perfumes, and perservatives in them and costmetic

products.

Scary to think that people embalm themselves daily by wearing many of

the products from the companies you mentioned and the rest of the

costmetics and perfume industries.

That is why they tell people to put the perfume/cologne on their

cloths before putting the garmets on. And wait atleast 20 to 30

minutes before putting the garmets on your body. The reason is, the

perservatives and fragereances are porous and go right into the skin,

into the blood stream and onto our organs, connective tissue, brain,

lungs, etc.

Can anyone say...... " Canary died in the mine today? "

Or " Houston! We have a major problem! "

Ren C.

>

> I came across something that I found very interesting to say the

least.

>

> I was calling to complain to Origins cosmetics about their sales

personnel

> at a major strip mall here in Vegas. I called after hours and one

of the

> options was to be connected with a MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL regarding a

> reaction to their cosemtics, or if it was a life threatening one to

hang

> up and dial 911.

>

> So of course, curiosity got the best of me....I was put thru to a

TRIAGE

> center that is contracted by Origins, Estee Lauder, Clinque and

TOmmy

> Hilfinger. I spoke woth the guy for a while and come to find out

they are

> there to only deal with reactions to the products manufactured by

the

> aforementioned compoanies.

>

> So, it seems that the fragrance industry is AWARE of the dangers

and has

> elicited medical personnel to handle health issues.

>

> I am going to call their corporate office and findout why they are

> covering their butts if their stuff is so SAFE!

>

> Angel

>

> " If having endured much, we at last asserted our 'right to know'

and if,

> knowing, we have concluded that we are being asked to take

senseless and

> frightening risks, then we should no longer accept the counsel of

those

> who tell us that we must fill our world with poisonous chemicals, we

> should look around and see what other course is open to us. "

> Carson

>

> " My toxicasa (world) is your toxicasa (world). "

> Judith Goode