07/04/2016

THE BEAUTY COMES FROM WITHIN

Nowadays there is available more healthy alternatives to chemically manufactured make-up and cosmetics products. But are all these products really healthier?

Make-up and other skin products sometimes are carriers of a particular risk of potential health problems. Studies indicate that some ingredients in cosmetic products can act negatively on the skin and in some cases be associated with tumors and Alzheimer's disease. When we talk about the skin care it is important to consider what applied because some of the ingredients can be absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream. The largest organ of the human body plays an important role in maintaining good and nutrients within the organism, and the bad out. An increasing number of women, but also men, are changing habits on their usual beauty routine in order to protect health and slowly enriche their beauty routine with healthy cosmetic products.

You might be surprised by the fact that organic products have universal industry standards or rules of production. Although they sound immensely attractive, there are some natural ingredients that are not good for your skin. So be careful when choose high-quality organic products. Inscriptions organic and natural have become frequent over the entire range of products - from moisturizers to the mascara, but what the terms ''natural'', ''organic'', ''non-toxic'' and ''hypoallergenic'' actually mean and what the label most important to pay attention when buying a product?

Organic – the term organic is well regulated by law and it means that the competent authorities entirely properly certified product and its ingredients. The product should have the official certification stamp. Otherwise, if there is no valid certificate, the word organic doesn't mean absolutely nothing. The real organic products are those which are listed ingredients grown and processed later in the strictly controlled production systems, guided the code of purity; without pesticides and chemical fertilizers and don't contain genetically modified organisms. Formula of organic cosmetics must contain at least 95% of products from certified organic cultivation.

Natural – no clearly defined meaning, and it is a partial marketing trick for a better product placement. This in reality means that the ingredients in formula are only sporadic natural or organic ingredients, but nevertheless the product can be labeled natural. If the label contains a list of laboratory-produced substances such as ethyl acetate, nitrocellulose, etc., but only one organically grown ingredient, it means that the product is hardly a natural even though it bears the label 'natural'. Actually natural it can be considered only if the formula consists of a minimum of 50% ingredients from certified organic farming.

Non-toxic – the latest mark on the labels of cosmetic products in cases where companies want to emphasize that the products are non-toxic. This applies especially to the omission of nutrients associated with toxic effects in humans, i.e., those which may cause neurological or hormonal disorders, tumors, and even death. The most dangerous of all are phthalates, which can mainly be found in household products, shampoos and conditioners, and make them more consistent for easier pouring from the bottle.

Hypoallergenic – term around which was built powerful marketing trend, and it is assumed that both labeled products cause fewer side effects than their competitors. But it can be labeled on any product. There is no legislation defining hypoallergenic, so the products that some people actually cause the allergic reaction can be labeled as hypoallergenic. In the decision for the purchase of such products can help you the exact list of all the ingredients of the product.

When it comes to protection, appearance and skin rejuvenation, the conclusion is that in the natural and organic formulas there is nothing special that would affect the quality of the product. The fact is that these formulas contain fewer harmful ingredients, but that at the same time without prejudice to the superior quality and the effect of non-organic products. The same is true when it comes to treating acne or dry skin, controlling oily skin or rosacea or other skin problem solving. The point is to learn to choose targeted products for your skin that are less harmful to your health.

Dazzling beauty comes from a healthy body, and cosmetics is there to help us. For shiny and healthy skin primarily consume organic foods, getting proper exercise, get enough sleep, learn to manage stress, and positive thinking to convert your bets. The beauty really comes from within, starting with you.