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More info about organic skin care ?

By Ecobud on 25 Jul 2007

can anyone out there 'educate' me about true "organic" skin care? i like the idea but so many products say organic that i am not sure..... i have tried some with good experience but interested to know more about organic from our experts....thanx a mill

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JaclynJo1234 (unregistered guest) 28 Sep 2007
I read that Origins is coming out with a line of personal care products that are USDA approved organic. Which means it contains at least 95% organic ingredients which refers to the way the ingredients are grown and processed.
Kam. (unregistered guest) 29 Jan 2008
organic isnt a regulated term so don't trust it unless you're buying from a really ethical store. i would be very skeptical! i too would love suggestions on good organic skin care prodcucts. don't want harsh chemcals, fragrences, dyes, or new technology that my body absorbs like nanopetpides
abp (unregistered guest) 11 Mar 2008
pamela bond has amazing, natural skin c are products and a fabulous philosophy. check them out at www.pamelabond.com they smell so good you could eat them! but i don't suggest it! ha. arcona is another great line....
sirilucky 8 Apr 2009
There are many products from different brands labeled organic and natural, however i prefer home made soaps and shampoos made without any added preservatives or the ones not involving any kind of processing.
yasmin08 16 Jul 2011
i understand sometimes unsupported claims are made but you have to try be sure the products are what they say they are.
check out www.iorganics.miessence.com for third party certified organics
RachelHaygoodNaturalCare 4 Sep 2011
Any time you purchase these products, you are putting your trust in them.

You are right to assume that they are not always what they claim to be.

A way to deal with this is to simply make your own by buying organic ingredients in bulk and using internet recipes.

I run an skin line of organic natural care products and purchase my ingredients from the most reputable online sources I can come by. Their herbs, oils and butters are regulated, they track where all of them are grown and harvested and they have been around for years.

My advice is if you do not want to make your own, research. It never hurts to learn as much as you can about your products, food etc. Be oversight.

Good luck.

http://rachelhaygoodnaturalcare.com/
sd34 12 Apr 2012
Made from Earth organic skin care has always been my wife's and I favorite company. They have products that we both enjoy - for my wife, she loves their Rosehip Serum and I love the Pure Aloe Skin Treatment since it has no perfumy smells. And its so healthy for you. I recommend them.

madefromearth.com is the link

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