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        We've given Sustain Yourself a beta rating of Fair based on an initial analysis.

        Ingredients are a big driver of environmental impact and how we shop, so we examined this aspect closely in our brand analysis. We found ingredients in these environmental parabens- these synthetic preservatives are used to extend the shelf life of products. parabens can disrupt hormone function by mimicking estrogen in the body, potentially leading to hormone-related health issues and reproductive problems. (https://www.sustainyourselfshop.com/blogs/news/are-natural-deodorants-antiperspirants) phthalates– these chemicals are often used to enhance fragrance in products. phthalates are known endocrine disruptors, which interfere with hormone production and regulation, leading to various health issues including reproduction abnormalities (such as infertility) and developmental disorders. (https://www.sustainyourselfshop.com/blogs/news/are-natural-deodorants-antiperspirants) synthetic fragrances– fragrances in conventional antiperspirants often contain a cocktail of chemicals, including phthalates and other undisclosed ingredients. (https://www.sustainyourselfshop.com/blogs/news/are-natural-deodorants-antiperspirants). It can be hard for small brands to eliminate these entirely.

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