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Salomé Robillard
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Updated Oct 30, 2020
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Hi. My subject are the sulfates that you can found
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in shampoos and many other products.
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Brisket, first of all, I am is present, and shampoos
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and conditioner.
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Mahaney and the Sufis are what are making the phone
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picture that you get from washing your hair in the
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shower. It can vary from 1% to 30% of concentration
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are in the products of cleaning thick skin and everything,
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and that that is a lot.
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These two last points are two forms most commonly found
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in those products.
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Yeah, secondly, the consequences and there is there are consequences
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for the environment and health.
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First, for the environment it can cause, Well, it can
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be found in an acid rain or throw fication and
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pollution of air like smoke.
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So these are things that surface can cause, but doesn't
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mean that when you take a shower and wash your
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hair with a product that contains some sulfates, it's gonna
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necessarily because a big smoke, big, smug phenomenon.
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So what I mean is after you wash yourself, the
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water is dirty and goes through a filtration, uh, process.
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But this procession process doesn't mean that this official disappear.
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It just means that it goes back in nature in
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some way or the other.
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So that means is it is bad for our environment.
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Then we have problem for health so it can cause
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dry hair and split ends, which is bad because basically
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means that your hair is less strong than before and
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it can break easier, easier.
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And it is proven that it can also cause their
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loss and baldness, so no one wants that.
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So it's just better that in long term things we
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try to list to use less sulfates.
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So to use less sulfates, we need alternatives.
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And these are that list of ingredients, and there are
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many more.
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These are just example of things that can be better
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for environment or better for hell, Maybe both.
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You just have to see and look through the ingredient
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list and see what the product is offering.
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There are a lot of options, so it doesn't mean
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that it's hard to found it pretty known that sulfates
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or bad, and that's why some most some companies will
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try it more and more to create products that don't
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use them.
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So this is just an example of products that we
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use in our everyday, like a dove and fifties.
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Those are really big marks that use sulfates.
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So this is pretty bad.
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And those distant under is some alternatives.
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And there are a lot of them at the drug
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store next door.
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Thank you.
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