Unless you wash yourself with the most natural products, chances are your shampoo is contributing to urban air pollution. In fact, a new study discovers that emissions from siloxane, a common ingredient often added to personal care products to impart a silky feel, are similar to vehicles in rush-hour traffic. For a cleaner shower for you and the environment, try avoiding products that have siloxane.
Stop adding to daily pollution by avoiding care products with this ingredient
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