What is "Natural" Skin Care? Part 1
So, you're doing everything you can these days to be "natural", to use "natural" products in your home and environment. With good reason! Especially when it comes to your skin care.
There are so many harmful ingredients in 99% of skin care products, and most people these days want more and more natural products.
But what exactly does "natural" mean, and is everything that calls itself "natural", truly natural? And just how far do you want, or need, to go to be 100% natural?
Let's answer some of these questions, and then you decide for yourself.
Okay. In order for something to be completely, 100% natural, it must come just as God gave it to us in nature, not changed or added to, and certainly not an artificial substance.
What would that look like in a natural skin care product? You would have to plant, tend, harvest and then extract the oils from the plants without heating them at a high temperature, make the mixture yourself, and then use it while fresh. Of course without some sort of a preservative you would have to make it at least once a week.
I tried that for awhile, but let me tell you it got old quickly. There are other things I'd rather do with my time. Also, frankly, the results were not what I was after. Pure oils alone weren't what my skin needed, either.
If this way works for you, that's great! But if it doesn't appeal to you for whatever reason, and if you are looking for a natural skin care program that will leave your skin feeling smooth, fresh, luxurious and healthy looking, keep reading.
This is where the L'Bri Pure n' Natural Skin Care product line comes in so beautifully.
This very responsible and caring company mostly relies on preservatives such as Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Citric Acid, and Hinokitiol (found in the heartwood of several Cupressaceae trees, also h as strong antifungal and antimicrobial spectrum), and its products are as natural as is possible for being man-made.
Their very first ingredient is pure Aloe Barbadensis Miller (pronounced Bar Ba Den Sis). Aloe is well known to be a superior healing agent that will sooth dry skin, normalize oily skin, and leave all skin types feeling soft, silky and healthy.
There are so many harmful ingredients in 99% of skin care products, and most people these days want more and more natural products.
But what exactly does "natural" mean, and is everything that calls itself "natural", truly natural? And just how far do you want, or need, to go to be 100% natural?
Let's answer some of these questions, and then you decide for yourself.
Okay. In order for something to be completely, 100% natural, it must come just as God gave it to us in nature, not changed or added to, and certainly not an artificial substance.
What would that look like in a natural skin care product? You would have to plant, tend, harvest and then extract the oils from the plants without heating them at a high temperature, make the mixture yourself, and then use it while fresh. Of course without some sort of a preservative you would have to make it at least once a week.
I tried that for awhile, but let me tell you it got old quickly. There are other things I'd rather do with my time. Also, frankly, the results were not what I was after. Pure oils alone weren't what my skin needed, either.
If this way works for you, that's great! But if it doesn't appeal to you for whatever reason, and if you are looking for a natural skin care program that will leave your skin feeling smooth, fresh, luxurious and healthy looking, keep reading.
This is where the L'Bri Pure n' Natural Skin Care product line comes in so beautifully.
This very responsible and caring company mostly relies on preservatives such as Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Citric Acid, and Hinokitiol (found in the heartwood of several Cupressaceae trees, also h as strong antifungal and antimicrobial spectrum), and its products are as natural as is possible for being man-made.
Their very first ingredient is pure Aloe Barbadensis Miller (pronounced Bar Ba Den Sis). Aloe is well known to be a superior healing agent that will sooth dry skin, normalize oily skin, and leave all skin types feeling soft, silky and healthy.
And isn't that what you really want?
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