Allison Evans

And our skin is our largest organ.

And whatever touches our skin becomes systemically available throughout the whole body.

You know, we think, oh, it's our largest organ, but it must just kind of stay surface.

It doesn't.

And so then our body has to literally sequester these toxic chemicals from our blood into our fat cells in order to prevent them from affecting vital organs.

So sometimes when people change out their laundry, this is going to sound crazy, they lose weight.

because these detergents are metabolic disruptors.

And so they literally will create fat cells in our body in order to sequester away from other things.

So I mean, they're endocrine disruptors, they are obesogens, they're asthmagens, they're allergens, they're skin irritants.

There's no reason to use toxic laundry detergent.

There's no reason that our laundry needs to smell.

We're just trying to get rid of the odors.

So if you want to add a smell somewhere, I highly recommend it not be through conventional detergents.

Or even when you're on a hike, you're outside and you pass by a group of hikers and you're like, whoa, you know, or you go back to your parents' house after having lived on your own and using your own, you know, cleaner detergent.

And you're like, how did I grow up in this house?

Like smelling this my entire life.

I didn't even notice it until now, you know?

Yeah.

Oh, I had all the balms at the Galleria in Houston.

I mean, I can smell the like fuchsia right now or whatever the top, you know, smells are.