May 18, 2018
Bath and body go together! But even more important should be health, bath and body. Our skin is the largest organ of the body and what we absorb, clean and apply to the skin affects our well-being and our health.
Many beauty products contain powerful chemicals, many can even cause skin cancer! Most doctors recommend a natural bath and body products instead of those with chemical compounds.
Natural oils and shortenings should be the main ingredients of the products.
If you are looking to improve the appearance of your skin, choose wisely. Learn how to read product ingredient labels and what the ingredients list means. For example, to help lighten age spots, look at mango butter and shea butter, but be aware that you need at least 20% of these fats in the product to work effectively.
To help with the appearance of diminishing scars, you will still need at least 20% of these shortcuts in the list of ingredients. Look for products such as body butter and body creams, instead of just hand and body lotions. Natural skin care companies tend to use a larger percentage of butters than commercial firms. Businesses are finding ways to save on profit margins by adding chemicals to thicken without the need for extra butter.
Another health tip for skin care is when vitamins are added to the bath and body routine, add them to your diet to get the most out of the real vitamin. Adding vitamins to skin care products does not really add enough to give you the result you need. Again, all of this is a percentage question in which the vitamin is inside the product.
Things to keep in mind when selecting a natural bath products and body care company:
1. Do you list the ingredients on your website?
2. Do they include warnings, precautions, notes on allergies to medications or allergens?
3. Do you offer organic ingredients in your product line?
These are my top three advisors to recognize a company that really cares about their well-being.
Things to avoid:
1. Companies that do not respect the laws and laws of manufacture when they claim and use terms that are not allowed.
2. Companies that make medical claims and are not an FDA approved company.
3. Aromatherapy products that make a therapy to heal.
4. Non-certified organic companies claiming to sell organic products.
All of the above notes are illegal, however, many bath and body companies make these claims, especially in their advertisements and on their websites.
Finally, in conclusion, natural spa products are more friendly to the planet, respectful of the body and respectful of health. Find a company that makes natural products with references, this way you'll know you're getting the best of both worlds.
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