🧴 How Clean Are Your Products?


Hi Reader,

Have you ever looked at a bottle of sunscreen or moisturizer and wondered...is this actually safe?

After a breast cancer diagnosis, I've become a lot more intentional about what I put in and on my body. One of my favorite tools is the EWG Healthy Living app. It’s free, super easy to use, and lets you scan barcodes or search products to see how they rate.

What you can check with it

You can use it to check things like:

  • Sunscreen ☀️
  • Body lotion 🧴
  • Shampoos 💆‍♀️
  • Laundry detergent 🧺
  • Household cleaners 🧼

You’ll get a rating from 1 (cleanest) to 10 (most concerning), based on ingredients and research around potential health impacts.

A few things I use

If you’re curious, here are a few of the products I use most frequently. There are lots of good options out there — these are just the ones that have worked well for me.

Some of the links below are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

If you’re trying to reduce unnecessary chemical exposure after treatment — or just want to make a few safer swaps — this is honestly a really helpful place to start. 💜 Have you used the EWG app before?

Keep active!

Dr. Erica

Breast Cancer Thriver & Chiropractor

P.S. For extra guidance in your recovery, check out my rehab guides and Thriver Strength program HERE.

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