About Liz Thompson

Liz Thompson is founder and editor of OrganicBeautySource.com online directory of organic beauty products which are free from harmful ingredients. Liz is dedicated to safety in cosmetics, researching and writing on the hazards of chemical/synthetic ingredients in the products we use on our bodies, and strives to do her part for the environment. She loves reading, shopping (online & off), vacationing, staying healthy and spending time with family and friends.

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  • Fake Tan a Safer Alternative
    16 Apr 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Photo credit: foundphotoslj Fresh air and sunshine (and the vitamin D it provides) are good for you.  But too much sun exposure can have adverse effects on the health of your skin.  Premature aging, dryness, sun spots and even skin …

  • Eat, Drive, Wash, Repeat
    03 Apr 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Reuse is a keyword in helping to protect the environment.  Reuse your bags, clothing, electronics and the list goes on.  But what about reusing the waste oil from restaurants?  You have probably heard of biofuel and those who use it …

  • Is Sunscreen Bad for the Environment?
    26 Mar 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Photo credit: the half-blood prince Sunscreen has been touted over the past few decades as an essential component in keeping our skin healthy and cancer-free.  It is, of course, widely known now that prolonged exposure to the sun’s UV rays …

  • MNN Picks Up Where Plenty Leaves Off
    20 Mar 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Though we were sad to see Plenty Magazine (and website, too) come to an end, there is good news.  The Mother Nature Network (MNN) is stepping up to the plate, glad to welcome all PlentyMag.com viewers to their site.  Plenty’s …

  • Soy: Super Food or Troublemaker?
    13 Mar 2009 in Food & Health

    Photo credit: yoppy People seem to be jumping off the soy boat as quickly as they jumped on as more research is revealed on this once thought super food. We all know of soy’s good attributes; contains significant amounts of …

  • Go Green on the Cheap
    26 Feb 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Photo credit: lanuiop Many tend to think of going green as being more expensive.  This idea may come from a tour of their local green market or a glance at a high end online retailer of organic products.  But this …

  • Organic Cosmetics Not as Safe as They Claim (and Other Half Truths)
    12 Feb 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Photo credit: jaja_1985 Organic cosmetics have their tried and true followers and their naysayers. Critics claim that because some organic cosmetics manufacturers are dishonest about the greenness of their products buying organic cosmetics may not be worth it.  But let’s …

  • Greening Our Teens for a Healthy Future
    06 Feb 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Photo credit: ckaroli As adults we know what is good for us.  And, of course, our job as parents is to look after our kids; teach them manners and respect, make sure they get enough exercise, eat a healthy diet.  …

  • Purchasing Power = Green Living
    29 Jan 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    We are all sick of the sorry economy and all it takes with it, including life’s simple pleasures.  Magazines are going under at accelerated speed, with new ones sinking each week. One that left us recently is popular green mag, …

  • Harmful Ingredients in Cosmetics 101: How To Tell a Safe Product From a Toxic One
    23 Jan 2009 in Fashion & Beauty

    Photo credit: gcardinal With everyone going green these days it is often hard for consumers to distinguish a product that is truly safe from one that is just making that claim.  It is perfectly legal, and often practiced, to use …

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