The term organic is starting to become a trend. More and more companies are
labeling their products as being natural or deriving from all natural
substances. Regardless whether you are someone who wants to play an active role
in environmental awareness, you want to protect your face from harsh chemicals,
or you have sensitive skin, you should be able to recognize the truth from the
fiction that are being placed on labels.The primary concern of any consumer that
is trying to purchase organic skin care products should be that there is no
regulation as far as putting organic on a label. Many skin care companies that
claim to be organic friendly actually put carbon in the mix of their products.
So, how can you tell what your skin care line really has in its ingredients? You
should always check the labels before you purchase any organic skin care
product.If you see that a product is organically certified, it means that they
have passed regulations of the food and certified organic standards. Make sure
that the product you are buying does not contain any pesticides or synthetic
products on the label. There are many companies who bet on the fact that the
consumer will not take the time to read the label and they will buy their
product based on the front title of the product. Do not be lazy and think that
reading a label is going to take a long time.Once you know what to look for, you
will be scanning labels left and right in a matter of seconds. Some of the
common things to look for on the ingredients listing for organic products are
the first four ingredients. The first four ingredients, by law, make up most of
the product. You should also beware of products that list water for one of its
first ingredients because that will mean that the product is mainly water and
little else.Also, you should check to see if you recognize the words. The key to
organic is that it is natural, so if you do not recognize any of the first few
words, they are probably synthetic. Lastly, it would not take much time to print
out a short list of the most common synthetics and pesticides found in beauty
products on your home search engine. You could print out the list, laminate it,
and then keep it handy when you are shopping for your beauty regime.You can also
go to the most of all natural extremes and try your own concoctions at home.
There is nothing like using a mask of mayonnaise and Vaseline in order to put
some moisture into your dry and flaky skin. Witch Hazel mixed with tea tree oil
and Aloe Vera will make a great cleanser for the face while drying up any acne
that may be lingering.You can also mix some sea salt and Vaseline for a great
exfoliate. I learned a great trick from my great grandmother that has been
passed down for generations in my family.They are a mixture of herbs that are
sold in a box at health food stores. You take a couple of tablespoons of the
herbs and boil them in a pot of hot water. After they have boiled for a good
five minutes, drape a towel over your head and let the steam from the pot open
up all of the pores on your face. You will be disgusted and amazed at the stuff
that will come out of your dirty pores, and you will have instant results that
cost less than any facial. Now that is what you call organic.Keep YOURSELF
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