100% Pure Skincare - Fantasy Or Reality?
I don't know about you, but when I go shopping for skincare items, I am always careful to read the labels.
I am also very mindful of marketing ploys and other statements created to make one product sound better than another.
There is one statement that many people use to judge products, but in reality, they should be very careful about, and that is "100% pure skincare" or "100% natural".
Let me share with you what I have found out about this labeling tactic.
There are many companies out there that tout they have products that are 100% pure and natural, but if you think about it, this may not actually be true.
While we all want more natural and holistic skincare, it is virtually impossible to have products that are 100% pure skincare, and I'll tell you why.
If something is 100% natural, this means it is still in its natural form, and has not been altered in any way.
In order to use herbs and plants in skin care products, they must be processed in some way.
In fact, it is in your best interest to have them processed, so that you can get the best part out of the plant for the greatest effectiveness in your skin care products.
It all comes down to the ingredients, and how they are processed.
The other thing to keep in mind is that, even though you may not be able to find products that are truly 100% pure skincare, going the natural route is always preferable to applying a bunch of synthetic chemicals to your skin.
It still all comes down to reading labels and knowing more about the ingredients that you may find in skin care products.
If you think about it, everything that goes on your skin is then absorbed into your system.
So, in essence, you really want to find a holistic skincare product that is actually safe enough to eat, because that is basically what you are doing every time you apply anything to your skin.
So, now that I have given you some food for thought, I challenge you to take a harder look at the products you are currently using.
If you are aiming for more holistic skincare, take a look at my website, where you will see the products that I use and recommend.
I am also very mindful of marketing ploys and other statements created to make one product sound better than another.
There is one statement that many people use to judge products, but in reality, they should be very careful about, and that is "100% pure skincare" or "100% natural".
Let me share with you what I have found out about this labeling tactic.
There are many companies out there that tout they have products that are 100% pure and natural, but if you think about it, this may not actually be true.
While we all want more natural and holistic skincare, it is virtually impossible to have products that are 100% pure skincare, and I'll tell you why.
If something is 100% natural, this means it is still in its natural form, and has not been altered in any way.
In order to use herbs and plants in skin care products, they must be processed in some way.
In fact, it is in your best interest to have them processed, so that you can get the best part out of the plant for the greatest effectiveness in your skin care products.
It all comes down to the ingredients, and how they are processed.
The other thing to keep in mind is that, even though you may not be able to find products that are truly 100% pure skincare, going the natural route is always preferable to applying a bunch of synthetic chemicals to your skin.
It still all comes down to reading labels and knowing more about the ingredients that you may find in skin care products.
If you think about it, everything that goes on your skin is then absorbed into your system.
So, in essence, you really want to find a holistic skincare product that is actually safe enough to eat, because that is basically what you are doing every time you apply anything to your skin.
So, now that I have given you some food for thought, I challenge you to take a harder look at the products you are currently using.
If you are aiming for more holistic skincare, take a look at my website, where you will see the products that I use and recommend.
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