Super mom Kate Hudson to release eco-friendly haircare line
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Kate Hudson has it all. She's an actress with a good track record in Hollywood, she has celebrity parentage, she was married to a rock star and had his baby, and her kid is as cool as she is. Not content to just enjoy that success, Kate has taken it upon herself to save the world, one beautiful tress at a time.
Hudson and long-time hairstylist, friend and probably co-conspirator in all things fabulous, David Babaii, have created a haircare line that promises to be kind to the environment as it cleans and beautifies your hair. The products will also be cruelty free. More than just putting her money where her mouth is, Kate also served as the test subject for all the ingredients in the products.
The line will be called David Babaii for WildAid and is set to be affordable as well as conscious. Ten percent of the profits will be donated to the WildAid animal conservation group. While on the surface a link to parenting might not seem apparent, I would go so far as to say that she is making the world a better place for her son.
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Lisa 6-18-2008 @ 1:43PM
If Kate Hudson is such a supermom, then why don't you ever see her son smiling? He seems to be a very unhappy little boy.
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LT 6-18-2008 @ 5:50PM
How super can she be? She's so busy bed hopping...what a great example she's setting for her child.
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Stacy 7-31-2008 @ 7:45AM
Great earth friendly products for baby, mom and the whold family. Visit stacyleefarber.myarbonne.com (even the packaging is biodegrateable)
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