Why BeautyCounter Is The Perfect Side Hustle For Birth Professionals

In the past few months of starting this side business, I have seen the most success with those in the birth professional world with me. I am SO excited to be joined by Chiropractor and Local Birth Professional Dr. Stephanie Wigner of Circle of Life Chiropractic. If there’s one thing Steph and I have always been on the same side of…it is making sure our clients are being exposed to the most healthy options available. We are both constantly learning about what is out there, where toxins may be slipping in and what we can do help prevent long term issues with the families we work with.

We were both originally sold by the sunscreen. (The new mist has completely blown my mind). I was actually just stopped on my way out of school this week by a mom that was trying out the sample mist I gave her and said she literally cannot believe how light the mist is and it works so well.

So, how do you implement this naturally into your business as birth professionals? Joining our team is a great place to start. The team you join MATTERS, we have a team of hundreds of the top bloggers, Medical professionals including midwives, doctors, chiropractors, dermatologists, etc. all working together to make sure we are sharing the most up to date information on skin care, sunscreen toxins, and just about all things involved in current federal regulation changes. Jumping into this team is like jumping in to a power house of women professionals all sharing social media posts, graphics, statistics and information empowering us all to make money together.

I include the ways I use their products into my social media, my newsletter and my everyday conversations. I also gift samples with their well known Never List (all the toxic chemicals they will never use and any other brand you are using shouldn’t be using either) as well as information on why I chose BeautyCounter.

The one thing I have learned about any of the affiliates I promote is that none of them are going to sell or make me any money if I am not using them, loving them and organically sharing information about them. This brand is no different, we did a house purge and got rid of everything that included any of the ingredients listed on their “Never” list, shared our progress on which brands totally shocked me that I had to purge (SO SAD TO SEE MRS. MEYERS GO!) As you do with birth, the way you doula and the way you love your clients…show your genuine care and love for this brand and it will pay you back in very generous ways!

As a doula, I find it’s about using the products, being genuine about which ones you use and which you don’t. The information available on what breaks through from your skin to baby, what toxins are affecting us now, what exists in your everyday products and what things to look for when choosing products for your baby. These are some of the things that made the biggest affect on me:

Children are far more vulnerable than adults to the effects of toxic chemicals and radiation.

Biomonitoring studies, which measure specific chemicals found in blood, urine, or tissue, help us to understand our potential body burden of chemicals absorbed from personal care products.

Highlights of recent studies include:

• Women who used more personal care products, particularly those with fragrance, had higherconcentrations of several phthalates in their urine.
• More than 200 synthetic chemicals—many of them known to be toxic—were found in the bodies ofnearly all Americans, including newborn infants, who are exposed to these chemicals in utero.
• Pregnant women represent a particularly vulnerable population, as exposure to potentially harmfulchemicals during fetal development may lead to altered health outcomes for the child later in life. Organochlorine pesticides, phenols, PBDEs, phthalates, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, andperchlorate were detected in 99-100% of pregnant women in the United States. Some of thesechemicals were banned more than four decades ago, indicating the persistence of these harmfulchemicals in our environment.
• More than 80% of the 163 infants tested had at least seven phthalate metabolites in their urine, someof which correlated with the use of shampoo, lotion, or powder.
• 16 different known hormone-disrupting chemicals (including phthalates, triclosan, parabens, and musks)were found in the bodies of 20 teenage girls.
• The use of safer personal care products (defined as those free of suspected hormone-disrupting chemicals such as phthalates, parabens, and triclosan) significantly reduced the concentration of these hormone-altering chemicals in the urine of teenage girl volunteers in just three days. These results demonstrate that with conscious consumer habits, we can reduce our body burden to harmful

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