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 Are you discouraged by the abundance on the market so-called cosmetics for "natural beauty"? This article is for you!
These days, consumers are learning more about how chemicals are absorbed into the skin and can cause many serious diseases. Oddly enough, most of the products that every day we put on our skin and hair, contain harsh synthetic chemicals. While some properties of these known compounds, while others are toxic. So, it makes sense to use natural care products that contain natural ingredients.
Promotion of natural
Promotion of natural, however, is not as easy as it seems because it found that the concept of precise definition
. While many manufacturers are able to use the term on the labels of their products, this does not necessarily guarantee what you might think
. Product may attribute naturalness fact only because of the fact that it contains one or more natural ingredients, most often as an additive to synthetic substances which are based product
. Hypoallergenic products, too rare to assign the status of "natural"
. Their manufacturer only hope that the buyer believes that the product will cause fewer allergic reactions than others
. Since there are no regulatory standards for this requirement, it is often simply indicates that the manufacturer did not consider the component causing the problem
. Similarly, products that manufacturers claim that they have been tested by dermatologists for allergenicity and sensitivity, provide no guarantee that they will not cause you to have an adverse reaction
.
Green Cosmetics
If you want to be completely sure that your makeup is only natural base, you need to get a so-called 'green' cosmetics. This line, which originates in Europe, steadily increased in the cosmetics industry for the past 20 years. 'Green' label - not just a marketing ploy, and it is used within the industry to designate cosmetics, which is more natural than the 'natural', which we described above. In other words, the products which contain no mineral oils, synthetic compounds, synthetic preservatives or dyes. But again, there are no regulatory standards for 'green' cosmetics, other than those established members of their own industry.
So how can you find out which products are truly natural? The only way to confirm this - check the ingredients that are part of, and, of course, you have to know exactly what your looking for. There are abbreviated names of some of the most common synthetic ingredients and natural substitutes.
Preservatives
Cosmetic products require preservatives in order to extend their shelf life, just as antibacterial agents to prevent microbial growth after opening the package. Preservatives are a particular problem 'green' cosmetics, because their contents may involve a danger to health. However, there are ways to preserve cosmetics without having to use chemicals or various bacteria. Firstly, it is necessary to reduce the water content using the formula "water + oil". Secondly, it is better to use natural preservatives, such as antioxidants, ascorbic acids or oils known for their antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, such as tea tree oil or lemon.
Emollients
Moisturizers generally include in their composition softening ingredients to improve and maintain the moisture level of the skin. Their effect is to form a protective layer on the skin. Note that synthetic emollients include oil components, which are completely envelop the upper layer of the skin, thereby eliminating the need for oxygen. Natural products containing vegetable oils such as almond oil, avocado, beeswax. These materials are much easier and allow the skin to breathe.
Emulsions
Without emulsions and water-soluble ingredients in the oil can not be joined into a homogeneous mass. Natural emulsion containing glycerol and lecithin. Some manufacturers generally try to avoid the use of the emulsion. The difference is that their products need to be thoroughly mixed.
And flavoring clips
At that time, as aromatic substances give the product a pleasant scent, keeps tabs these flavors, preventing evaporation. Natural aromatic substances derived from plants and fruits. They can still cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. So if you have an allergy to any plant, you should make sure that you select will not present their flavor extracts. Most products will use natural herbs and essential oils to preserve the aroma.
Humidifiers
Humidifiers - funds that attract and retain water in the skin. Natural humectants include water soluble amino acids and proteins derived from plants. They are added to the cream and some products for hair care. Synthetic humectants may prevent access of oxygen to your skin, while plant extracts filled skin moisture, allowing it to breathe.
Phyto
This combination of natural substances, including oils, sugars, proteins and vitamins. Phyto is easily absorbed into the skin. They are found in body lotions, moisturizers and hair. Phyto usually isolated from the fruit and other plant sources.
Vegetable extracts
These lotions containing vegetable amino acids and proteins (typically from pea). The lotion forms an even layer on the skin, allowing it to breathe. After drying effect on the skin formed tightness. After a certain time, it can help make the skin more supple.
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