A lot of cosmetic or skincare products products that have carcinogenic ing on the market. That it baffles my mind how at first they were even allowed to exist let alone making it into supermarkets, hair salons or skin care / makeup stores. To find that answer, let’s dive in detail: Are skin care cosmetics good for you?
Such components should also be prevented as they can cause some important long-term health issues.
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Remember that the most important organ in our body is our skin. And all you put on your body has gone into the bloodstream; it’s absorbed directly into the bloodstream, 60% of which goes into your organs. That’s why using the cleanest skin care products for the quality of our wellbeing is even more important.
Is skincare cosmetics are good for you?
Below are a couple of the artificial preservatives that I pay particular attention to when buying cosmetics and any beauty products product. Such as cleanser, hair sprays, body lotion, hand wash, face cream, oils, etc.
Preservatives:
Following the Parabens debacle several businesses returned to the use of preservatives. Yet depending on their quantity in the product, those preservatives may be just as poor.
The baddest are:
- Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate
- DEA And
- Phenoxyethanol
Harmful chemicals to avoid:
- SLES
- Artificial Fragrances
- Animal derivatives
- The Glycol
- Arti colours
- Triethanolamine
- Any Mineral Oils
- The Paraben
- Phthalate
- Coal Tar dyes
- Petrolatum
- Che Sunscreens
- Alu
- Heavy Metals
- Talc
Following are some of the items I look for when choosing a clean, supple skin face cream.
These ing should only be used at min or mixed with any other ing:
- Retinol : Some products are combined with other ingredients of less than 1 per cent. It has to be used with care because it thinners the skin.
- Retinol-containing products can not be used on and around the eye where skin is sensitive.
- Shea Butter: it’s indeed good for preserving skin moist, particularly during the night, or any “shea butter” product should be used only on the body and not on the face as it blocks pores and is a huge NO for oily skin.
- Pure Vit E oil: Clogging pores should not be used on the face by itself. Choose a product that has other vitamins and antioxidants in there. OR combine it with other oils before adding to face.
Tip:
During the day using a drop of Vitamin E oil to blend with Chamomile and Rose hip oil. Rather of rubbing the mixture vigorously into the skin, the mixture thinners the Vitamin E wax.
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