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BHT is a synthetic preservative banned or restricted in the EU/UK. It’s linked to organ damage, tumors, endocrine problems, so why is it still common in US skincare and foods? See a list of Top 5 dangerous ingredients that are likely to be in the products you’re using right now and the big brands that use them. Read the blog. See the link in bio. #serummaker @bhtbanned #skincareingredients #skincareactives #dangerousskincare | Serum Maker DIY | Facebook

Let’s talk about something they don’t want you reading on the label — BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene). 😩 You’ll find it in Fruit Loops, Frosted Flakes, Pop-Tarts, Cheez-Its, and even some chips and cereals. It’s marketed as a “preservative” — but here’s what it’s really doing to your body, especially your children’s: ✨ What BHT Is: A synthetic antioxidant added to processed foods to keep oils and colors from going rancid. It’s a chemical cousin to what’s used in rubber, fuel, and cosmetic stabil

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