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Enhance Your Skin Tone With Mineral Cosmetics

People are becoming more and more aware of the damage that is being done to their skin due to the chemicals found in cosmetics. They still want to look young and beautiful, but would like to avoid some of the side effects that arise from traditional makeup products. Because of this, mineral cosmetics are now being heavily promoted in department stores and by manufacturers of natural cosmetics.

There are many benefits in using mineral based cosmetic products. First, they do not contain any synthetic preservatives, lead, or talc. Because of their simple ingredients, they are typically hypo-allergenic and won’t clog your pores. Most of these natural cosmetics also offer protection from the sun’s UV rays thereby preventing sun damage to your skin.

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December 9th, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Are You Using Safe Cosmetics?

Everyone should be able to assume that they use safe cosmetics. After all why would the cosmetics you use be dangerous? However, sadly, you can’t assume that you use safe cosmetics and you can’t assume that the government protects you from dangerous cosmetics. But surely the products that you use should be safe?

No you aren’t using safe cosmetics if you’re using big brand name cosmetics. The government doesn’t protect you against dangerous ingredients in your cosmetics and the cosmetics companies don’t either. There is a whole range of nasty ingredients in your big brand name cosmetics including lead, dioxane and parabens.

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November 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Are Your Cosmetics Dangerous? Use Safe Cosmetics.

by Peter Albertonach

Everyone should be able to assume that they use safe cosmetics. After all why would the cosmetics you use be dangerous? However, sadly, you can’t assume that you use safe cosmetics and you can’t assume that the government protects you from dangerous cosmetics. But surely the products that you use should be safe?

Sadly no. Neither the government or the major cosmetics companies take steps to ensure that our cosmetics are safe, and as a result there is a whole range of dangerous cosmetics and skin care products on the market which contain dangerous ingredients including lead, 1,4-dioxane and paraben.

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March 21st, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | 2 Comments

How Damaging are Your Skin Care Products?

by Jemma Rivera

We all like to think of our personal care products as safe. However, your skin cleanser may not actually be as safe as you think – if you can feel those little bubbles popping; it may not really be doing what you think.

Facial cleansers which have foaming action almost certainly contain Sodium Laureth Sulphate and/or Soodium Lauryl Suplhate. These chemicals are common ingredients in skin care products, but are also found in heavy duty cleansers, engine degreasers and other things you wouldn’t want anywhere near your face! These chemicals can impair your immune system and cause skin inflammation.

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December 1st, 2008 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Do You Need A License To Sell Organic Skincare Products?

by Amy Nutt

In 2004, American cosmetic buyers indicated that 66% of them use organic make up products. The market for these products has also risen from $190 million to $318 over a five year period. Because of these numbers, organic cosmetics are becoming more mainstream and can be found in well known stores all over the country. This promising trend underlines current attitudes regarding green causes and a desire to lead healthier lifestyles.

As manufacturer grows to meet the demand, they look fro more outlets to sell their products.

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November 27th, 2008 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments