Organic or Natural Skin Care Products
Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009
The words natural and organic are interpreted and implied as the same meaning, however, there are distinct differences between the two.
Natural – this implies that one, some, or all of the ingredients are unprocessed and comes from nature, such as fruits, vitamins and minerals for instance; Aloe Vera is a natural product thus a product with Aloe Vera could be labeled natural. However, that does not mean the natural ingredient was grown organically and it does not mean that the skin care product is not mixed with synthetic ingredients. The term natural is not regulated in the skin care industry so the term natural is used loosely and extensively in marketing ploys.
Additionally, just because a product is labeled natural or organic that does not mean you will not have an allergic reaction. A product made with beeswax or honey would not be recommended for people that are allergic to bees, a product with almond oil would not be recommended for people with nut allergies. A skin test is always recommended with any new skin care product whether it be a synthetic, natural or organic product.
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