Certified Organic Skin Care
Certified Organic Skin Care
These days the market is flooded with skin care products, which claim to be a
certified organic skin care product. The term certified organic or 100% certified
organic can be misleading as products with even one certified organic ingredient
are promoted in such a way that one assumes the whole product to be certified
organic. Besides, non-organic ingredients, particularly essential oils, are also
used in the products claiming to the organic. Thus, one should have proper
information about certified organic skin care:
Certified organic skin care products generally have the following qualities:
* These products have their own dispensers, which help in prevention of
contamination as applicators, and fingers do not come in direct
contact.
* These products have a limited life (generally 18 months) thus the
contents remain fresh, active and nourishing.
* These products do not cause any blockage as they nourish the skin in
a gentle manner. The improvement in the look and feel owes to
nourishment and not to chemically induced moisturized look.
* These products normally come in big containers.
Instead of using separate day and night creams, use of moisturizers will be
economic as they are suitable for both.
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To be sure of getting a really certified organic skin care product, one must go
through the printed list of ingredients. At times, the companies use the terms
`natural’ and `organic’ for a product which has a carbon-based ingredient that
could have been considered `natural’ a long-long time ago. Many product
promoters also use terms like `derived from nature’, which can be misleading.
People who are enthusiastic towards certified organic skin care and anti-aging
must pay attention to not only their food, but also to what they apply on their skin
and in what atmosphere they breathe in. As skin is porous and can absorb, even
if it absorbs a small quantity of toxin; with level of one’s exposure in the present
day hectic schedule and over the period of time, toxins will accumulate thus
making our inbuilt system unable to tackle it.
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The modern life style – fast food, alcohol, free radicals, medications, pollution
from electronic gadgets, synthetic clothing and home furnishings – bring very
high degree of stress and adversely effect body’s flow of blood/energy and
general balance.
The facts mentioned above leave no alternative other than to turn to certified
organic skin care products. Luckily, public in general is now more conscious of
the issue and has positive attitude towards certified organics. However, one
must exercise utmost care in selection of skin care products avoiding ingredients
like chemicals and synthetic products.
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