I have discovered the science about skincare bit of YouTube and, assuming I know who to believe, can perhaps give up half the stuff. That would calm down eye-watering reactions, for sure.
France's parliament on Thursday voted to limit the production and sale of some items containing polluting and health-threatening "forever chemicals" including cosmetics, most clothing and ski wax.
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