Men warned of toxic ingredients in grooming products
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"TORONTO – A Canadian environmental organization is warning men about toxic ingredients in their personal grooming products. Environmental Defence has released a report detailing the prevalence of toxins in commonly used products marketed toward men, including shaving cream, deodorant, body wash and aftershave."
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