Student and Professor Score High Marks

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - July 1, 2014 - PRLog -- An average woman uses 12 “beauty” products everyday, containing about 168 ingredients toxic for the body. Our skin absorbs 60% of what we lather on. Products are labeled “natural” or even “organic” but in reality most are pumped full of toxic additives and chemicals—mercury, lead and “urea” a.k.a. "horse urine" to name a few.

Not surprising student Anais Felt and Professor Stephanie Milanowski have done their homework—they’re quick to name those hard to pronounce toxins and the harm most consumers ignore. Anais and Stephanie are co-founders of www.milafelt.com. They’re entering a $160 billion-a-year global industry with their sleeves rolled-up and a mission to help usher in transparent standards in an age old industry. Debuting first with Mila & Felt’s “Daily Wash” a fragrance and fragrance free shampoo. “Daily Wash” shampoo is so good you could literally drink it!” pitches Anais. “You don’t need a PhD in Chemistry to read our ingredients.”

Mila & Felt LLC are currently working and testing more products (on humans) to offer their customers. “We love what we do, we strive to keep it simple!” —Stephanie

Anais Felt
A Michigander her whole life, Anais grew up in Montague, MI and calls Holland, MI home today. She is a senior at Hope College and will be studying design at the University of London, Goldsmiths this fall. Anais has long been invested in creative endeavors and entrepreneurship being the founder of AF Beauty Consulting among many other start ups. Her political science background and faith propel her to have deeply rooted principles of justice and truth.

Stephanie Milanowski
Native of Grand Rapids, MI, Stephanie is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design and Yale University in Brissago, Switzerland, where she studied with art and design luminaries Paul Rand and Armin Hofmann. Stephanie earned a master’s in fine arts from the University of Michigan. A National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship Awardee—Stephanie owns and operates www.cardinalletterpress.com and has taught higher education for over 15 years.

www.milafelt.com