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Organic Skin Care – Why Natural Is The Way To Go
Skin care has become a concern among many people today. Whether you are an adolescent worried about how you skin will look for prom, or a middle-aged individual trying to prevent wrinkles, how you care for your skin is important. The key is to properly cleanse your skin while making sure it retains all the essential oils that are necessary for that healthy, radiant glow.
There are many different types of skin care products available on the market for every skin type imaginable. Many of them, however, contain substances that can actually prove harmful to your skin. That is why many companies are starting to employ the use of natural oils and minerals in their products, and the results are adding up.
The first step to caring for your skin is knowing its type. If you have oily skin, for instance, you would not want to use products particularly rich in oil. If your skin is dry, it probably needs oil. If you have a combination of the two, never fear; there are products that will cover that as well. Once you have established what skin type you have, you need to find products suited specifically for it.
Seaweed is good for oily skin types, as it contains extracts that help wipe away the oil without stripping your skin of the essentials. One important rule to remember is that oil does not equate to moisture, so just because you have oily skin, that does not mean you should not moisturize it as well. Choose oil free toners and moisturizers for your oily skin. Also, be careful not to cleanse too often, as doing so may take away some of the oils your skin actually needs. Tea tree products also work well on oily skin.
If your skin is dry, you might choose products with Vitamin C, which has been proven to help revitalize skin. Such products usually contain some oil, which will help balance your skin. The toner and moisturizer you use will also likely contain oil, so as to give you an even skin tone.
If your have combination skin, you might look for products that advertise for normal to oily or normal to dry skin. Depending on which you are: normal with a bit more oil in certain areas, or normal with some dry patches, there are natural products that will help you keep that glow. Again, vitamin C products are often good for this skin type.
No matter what skin type you have, be consistent. Try to choose a regimen of products that include the same or similar vitamins and oils. Cleanse regularly, but not too often. Be sure to tone and moisturize, as these are two very important steps. If you want to retain that natural look, natural is the way to go.
Amy Nutt
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/organic-skin-care-why-natural-is-the-way-to-go-125517.html
Can you recommend a natural or organic skin care system?
I’d like to start using a natural skin care system that includes a foaming cleaser, toner and moisturizer. Can you recommend any brands? I’ve been looking at the ingredients in the products I have been using and it’s getting harder and harder to use stuff whose names I can’t pronounce!
aveda has some nice skin care lines!
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I use Aveda(:
Here is a great skin care product, All Natural by XanGo
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Hi
Many of us use more than 20 different beauty products a day, including: shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, moisturiser, toner, cleanser, talc, body lotion, deodorant, foundation, concealer, eye shadow, lipstick, nail polish, the list goes on. These products are applied directly to the skin, lips, around our eyes and hair. The problem is that our bodies do absorb chemicals through our skin.
I suggest natural organic skincare.
So what do you need to look for when shopping for natural organic skincare and what should you avoid?
Look for products that:
* are certified by The National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia (NASAA) or by Australian Certified Organic (ACO).
* have natural products in their ingredients lists use natural preservatives like tea tree oil, or a combination of various essential oils that have antimicrobial activity (eg lavender, lemon, rose, rosemary, sage, sandalwood), grape seed extract or honey
* are Australian made as Australia has stringent organic standards.
Avoid products that:
* have the word “organic” or “natural” in their brand name but don’t have organic certification.
* have lots of chemical sounding names in the ingredients list
that contain petrochemicals, parabens, or sulphates
I hope this assist you
Cheers Sonya
References :
http://www.naturallysafe.com.au/Articles/C2/A34/Organic+Skin+Care
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