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A scary new study hit the web this week. According to researchers, more than 32-brands of popular lipstick have been discovered to contain carcinogens. Researchers say the lipstick(s) in question were found to contain things like iron, aluminum, chromium, and lead. U.C Berkeley was first to uncover the frightening find.

Average users who apply lipstick 1-4 times a day are at risk of overexposure to chromium, a carcinogen that has been linked to stomach tumors.

Users who apply their favorite lipstick more than 14 times a day, are at risk of overexposure to aluminum, cadmium and other dangerous carcinogens.

Lipstick, glosses contain toxic chemicals: Keep kids away, researchers say (examiner.com)
Lipstick Lowdown (nlm.nih.gov)
Lipstick study opens up concerns about carcinogen (usatoday.com)
Troubling levels of toxic metals found in lipstick (eurekalert.org)
Troubling levels of toxic metals found in lipstick (nyrnaturalnews.com)
Lady de Cosmetic Unveils New Line of Lipsticks (prweb.com)

Energy drinks? Begone! At least that’s what Wrigley hopes. In a statement announced this morning — the candy maker revealed that next month they will begin selling ‘Energy Gum’ as some have called it. What is Energy Gum, you say? Well apparently it contains half the normal level of caffeine that coffee contains — which may be healthier for some than expected.

Wrigley doesn’t expect it to have allot of pep, as they remained ‘cautious’ and ‘sensitive’ to the energy drink ‘pep’ controversy as a whole during production.