To "Use Organic Or Non-Organic Beauty Products"? That Is The Question, Or Is It? I'll Let You Decide

Being a well-informed consumer when it comes to "organic" or "non-organic" products should never be in question. Should we use organic products versus our traditional non-organic counterparts? Are organic products really safe to use? Should we spend a little more on a good quality organic product as opposed to spending a little less on traditional, non-organic products in today's society? 

Let's begin our quest in search for the truth to this complicated yet easy-to-solve equation. We will begin by looking at some of the facts concerning non-organic or chemical based products out in today's market.

We all want to look and feel great, but should we achieve to acquire this "great look and feel" at the expense of exposure to harsh and even harmful chemical ingredients found in today's traditional beauty products? We should think not,

 however, this is exactly what we are exposed to on a daily basis when using these harsh, abrasive and harmful non-organic beauty products. As I would say, "It's all in the label". If you take the time to read some of the ingredients found in these non-organic beauty products, 

you would find an array of elements that are not just harmful for you, but even sound unappealing when you read them. Some examples are preservatives like Propyl Gallate, Ethyl Acetate, Butyl Acetate and Methyl Methacrylate.Sounds appealing? Not quite, 

as these ingredients are used as preservatives in most traditional skin care products which are known to contribute to disorders like eczema and asthma.

Another example is aluminum. If you can't go outside without applying some lipstick or putting on a little deodorant on your body, then keep in mind that you are introducing this chemical into your system when using non-organic products like a deodorant or a simple lipstick. 

Aluminum is used in antiperspirants and works as a coating on the skin in order to avoid sweat from taking place. However, sweating is a natural way of releasing toxins from your body so if you are covering your body with a toxin which is absorbed into the skin, how, then, can your body release the toxins? 

And where do the toxins actually go if they are hindered by this coating? Do I have your attention yet? Let's continue...

Another ingredient found in some beauty products like toothpaste or shower liquids is Sodium Lauryl sulphate or Sodium Laureth sulphate. 

This is a foaming agent used in these products which is known to not only irritate your skin or the eyes upon contact but is also known to trigger asthma in some individuals. Need I say more? Now that you are well-informed when it comes to non-organic products, let's bring you up to speed when it comes to quality "organic" beauty products.

For starters, organic products are "natural" and have no added preservatives or harmful chemicals like a traditional non-organic beauty products. 

They are also known to contain natural healing properties that are helpful to the body. Even their natural scent is much more appealing than our synthetic counterparts. The best part of this is no side effects occur when using a good quality organic beauty product.

Have you made up your mind yet? If not, I encourage you to try out some organic beauty products for yourself and consider the benefits rewarded to you. 

Your skin will thank you for it and your body will reward you by feeling healthier. Nothing beats living a longer, healthier life.
If you want to learn more about organic beauty products, then I invite you to check out my website at: http://www.organicbeautyproductsandsupplements.com

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