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Click here to go to Rachel's book, Cancer & Cosmetics.
If you are one of the two women out of every four who take a prescription medication or use an Over The Counter drug like aspirin, you could be in danger of ruining your skin or even risking your life. Why? Because the ingredients in today's cosmetics can react with the ingredients of common medications, resulting in serious skin damage. Learn the truth about the dangers to your skin when you take Accutane, Coumadin, and birth control pills. Discover that even supposedly safe OTC drugs like aspirin and Pepto Bismol can present a threat. Find out why too many vitamins can permanently damage your skin. Discover how St. John's Wart, Ginko Biloba and Ephedra can kill you. This easy-to-understand reference should be on every woman's nightstand. 130 informative pages!
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Only $30.00
Note: Rachel's book will be shipped via USPS, not UPS. An additional $7.00 will be added for shipping on International orders.
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"If you use cosmetics, you need this common sense book, the dangers of combining certain cosmetics ingredients can potentially compromise the health of your skin. Buy a copy for yourself and a copy for a friend."
| -- Bonnie Day, President American Aestheticians Education Association |
"Rachel Furman has put together the latest data on the dangers that can occur when you combine skin care products and cosmetics with common, Over The Counter drugs and prescription medications. This is information every woman needs to know, I highly recommend this book."
Rachel Furman is an internationally recognized expert on skin reactions caused by combining popular cosmetics, prescription medications, and Over The Counter drugs. She has been a registered pharmacist for over fifteen years and serves on the Education Faculty of the American Aestheticians Education Association as an Advisor to the California Board of Cosmetology. She is a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the PCI Journal of Progressive Clinical Insights. Rachel Furman also serves on the Advisory Boards of numerous Schools of Aesthetics and is a well-known columnist for professional beauty publications. She lectures on safe skin care to professional groups in the United States, the Middle East and Europe.
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