Go Natural, Your Skin Deserves It!

The cosmetics industry are using cheap ingredients that can ruin our health

. The regulation on beauty products are few and far between. Many common ingredients are known to cause disease. Even products for babies contain these harmful substances.

My daughter, she's a bit of a chemistry nerd, was soaking in the tub recently when she decided to read the ingredients list on one of her bath products. She was breaking down the chemical composition of each ingredient, when she came to one she couldn't figure out. So she Binged it on her iPhone (yes even though she was in the tub, the iPhone was right by her side). Anyway, according to the search engine, the chemical that she was questioning turned out to be asbestos. That's right, asbestos. Right there, lurking in her bath, was a product commonly known to cause cancer. Unbelievable. The nasty item was trashed and is now residing in our local landfill. The offensive product is now being handled by Mother Nature.

Be wary of what you put on your skin. It may not seem like much, but our bodies are continually bombarded with chemicals in our beauty products, food, air and water. Over the years toxins build up and our bodies have difficulty with such vile substances. Most of the time, these chemicals are simply unnecessary.

Because of recent consumer awareness many companies are making products with more natural, basic, organic ingredients. But beware of so called natural ingredients. Just about anything can be labeled natural, but it could be processed so much that it is no longer good for you. There is no set guidelines on what is can be labeled as natural. Keep an eye out for products labeled 100% organic. Olive oil on your skin or milk in your bath, are simple, good for you, and inexpensive. Even better you can easily find them at your local grocery store if you don't already have them in your kitchen.

Many of the expensive beauty products found in department stores are not good for you. Some of these companies have fabulous marketing campaigns that make you believe they are good for you when the reality is quite the opposite. Read labels. Do a little research. Look for "100% organic" on the label.

Be happy, be healthy and stay informed.

by: Anita Hamasaki

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