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I am happy to announce that after 2 months of hard work, we have updated our app to include these exciting features in the latest v1.1 update!

• Notifications:We got overwhelmingly positive response for user submissions. With this new feature, any product submitted or liked by you, we will send you a notification to see it’s rating once it’s inputed in database. We also will let you know if the...

We’re proud to call @thinkdirty our partner in prevention! Think Dirty to find #safecosmetics with their sweet app—>http://t.co/gBAYx68jfW

— Breast Cancer Fund (@breastcancerfnd)

October 1, 2013

@thinkdirty - the app that helps consumers target toxic cosmetics - teams up with @breastcancerfnd & @safecosmetics http://t.co/mkqcgaxrCg

— Little Black Book (@LBBOnline)

October 2, 2013

Here’s how...

We’re proud to call @thinkdirty our partner in prevention! Think Dirty to find #safecosmetics with their sweet app—>http://t.co/gBAYx68jfW

— Breast Cancer Fund (@breastcancerfnd)

October 1, 2013

@thinkdirty - the app that helps consumers target toxic cosmetics - teams up with @breastcancerfnd & @safecosmetics http://t.co/mkqcgaxrCg

— Little Black Book (@LBBOnline)

October 2, 2013

Here’s how...

strengthineveryday:

I never realized the gender dichotomy of cancer culture until today. Culture surrounding men’s cancer is primarily about prevention and treatment, while women’s cancer culture focuses on emotions and attempting to conform to the social standards held for women (looking pretty and “feminine”). I…

strengthineveryday:

I never realized the gender dichotomy of cancer culture until today. Culture surrounding men’s cancer is primarily about prevention and treatment, while women’s cancer culture focuses on emotions and attempting to conform to the social standards held for women (looking pretty and “feminine”). I…