Webinar replay: What are the real health risks for 3/4 of the perfumes on the market?

In a recent webinar hosted by Valérie Demars, we explored the real health risks associated with 75% of fragrances on the market, highlighting the role of endocrine disruptors and uncovering problematic ingredients hidden in conventional beauty products, including those claiming to be "natural."

Understanding Endocrine Disruptors

Endocrine disruptors are chemicals capable of interfering with our endocrine system, which regulates crucial functions such as growth, reproduction, metabolism, and brain development. When these disruptors are present in the perfumes and cosmetics we use daily, they can have serious consequences for our health.

The Hidden Ingredients

Valérie Demars sheds light on the ingredient names behind these endocrine disruptors. In the conventional perfume industry, it's common to use components such as phthalates, parabens, synthetic musks, and many others. These ingredients are often used unnecessarily in fragrances.

The most surprising thing is that these endocrine disruptors are even creeping into supposedly natural perfumes. Valérie Demars illustrated her point by showing a photo of the packaging of a self-proclaimed "natural" perfume, revealing the presence of no fewer than five problematic ingredients.

Health Consequences

The consequences of frequent exposure to endocrine disruptors are alarming. They range from reproductive disorders to obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. These health risks are all the more worrying because we are exposed to these products daily, often without even knowing it.

Healthy Natural Perfumery

The webinar also discussed solutions to avoid these health risks.

Aimée de Mars is a natural perfume brand that stands out by seeking to create fragrances that are not limited to simply smelling good, but are also designed as care fragrances.

These fragrances are crafted from essential oils and energizing spring water, aiming to promote emotional balance and a sense of well-being. This approach involves the exclusive use of naturally sourced, environmentally friendly ingredients, while eliminating endocrine disruptors.