Peanut Allergy Sufferers: Add Aveya Beauty to List of Safe Health and Beauty Product Manufacturers

MIAMI, Sept. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- As a leading health-conscious developer of cosmetics products, Aveya Beauty (http://aveyabeauty.com) has continued to be proactive in educating consumers about what its products do and do not contain. The company's Salicylic Acid Peel 20% Gel Serum, for instance, is free of all major food allergens, including peanuts. Discover more about this gentle, effective and allergen-free product at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GEG0FRM.

"Millions of consumers have allergies that require them to be discriminating in their choice of what goes in and on their bodies," explained Aveya Beauty President Darren Miller. "The health and beauty industry has sometimes been criticized for not providing enough information to these consumers. We at Aveya Beauty are setting a higher standard. Our labeling is unambiguous, and those with serious allergies can be confident and secure when using our products."

Peanut allergies are now among the most common food allergies. The last 20 years have seen a surprising and as-yet unexplained increase in the incidence of peanut allergies. In the most serious cases, even topical exposure to peanuts, peanut shells or peanut oil can result in life-threatening allergic shock. The allergy nearly always develops in childhood, and about 1 in 5 children do outgrow the condition. For most, though, a diagnosis of peanut allergy means lifelong vigilance.

Anyone with a severe peanut allergy knows the importance of reading food labels, but peanut derivatives can also be found in surprising places like cosmetics and household items. Unfortunately, Food and Drug Administration labeling guidelines don't apply to many of these products. When uncertainty exists about what's in a particular product, consumers should call the manufacturer or simply avoid the product altogether.

Virtually any health and beauty product has the potential to contain peanuts or peanut oil. Among the products most likely to include peanut-based ingredients are sunscreens and tanning oils, exfoliators (peanut shells), massage oils, and shampoos and lotions. Sometimes, labels identify peanut oil as arachis oil or arachis hypogaea.

When shopping for cosmetics, it's generally a good idea to look for products with the fewest ingredients. Overall, fewer ingredients means user are less likely to have an adverse skin reaction. Aveya Beauty's Salicylic Acid Peel 20% Gel Serum fits that description, as it contains only water, denatured alcohol, salicylic acid, PEG-8, butylene glycol and hamamelis virginiana leaf extract. The serum contains no fillers or binders and, more importantly, no peanuts, milk, shellfish, eggs or soy.

User reviews of Salicylic Acid Peel 20% Gel Serum have been positive, and Aveya Beauty continues to research and test innovative products that appeal to consumers with even the most sensitive skin. People with allergies can trust the manufacturer to show transparency in its labeling that few competitors can equal.

About Aveya Beauty

At Aveya Beauty we create high quality premium beauty products that are designed to not only maximize your beauty but also to maximize your Confidence and belief as well. Our unique formulations have been used by salon professionals and customers around the world and is now available to you as part of the Aveya Beauty Professional collections.

We have a 100% commitment to ensuring our customers love our products and we back that up with a 100% Money Back Guarantee. If you don't absolutely love an Aveya Beauty product that you've purchased we will give you a 100% refund.

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