You do the right thing. You recycle. You don’t eat foods with hormones or chemicals in them. You use organic skin care products. Or do you? What is really in your “organic” skin care products? What is it that makes you even read this article? Is it the creeping fear that what you are putting on your face is really not organic? When you purchase your “organic” skin care product, what does the label say? There is so much confusion out there today with so many skin care product manufacturers wanting to be organic, that it is hard to tell one from the other. They all claim to be organic skin care products, so who is telling the truth?
It’s all in the labeling. You have to read the label with knowing eyes to be able to see which skin care product really is organic, and which skin care product is trying to pull the wool over your eyes. What is it that you are really looking for in your organic skin care product? You should be looking for all natural ingredients in your organic skin care product, if you care about what you are putting on your skin. The term you want is “certified organic” skin care products. If a organic skin care product is “certified organic”, it has passed a test administered by the USDA, meaning that at least 95% of the ingredients are all natural, organic ingredients.
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