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Natural Cosmetics  by: Maggie Ng In a world full of technology, machines and elements, the only thing protecting our bodies is our skin. Did you know we spend around 6 to 20 percent of our disposable income on products for our skin? Our skin is important to us and most of us will do anything to preserve its youth and longevity. But do we ever think about what we put on our skin every day? Sure, many products claim to be safe or may even appear to be safe, but beyond the short term benefits of using the cosmetic, there are long term effects from daily absorption of its use. Creams that are supposed to treat dry skin may actually strip the skin of its natural oils, which are useful in preventing dryness. Some contain chemicals which seep through the skin and defat the skin. So what's a better alternative? Natural cosmetics. Consider switching to completely natural products, which perform to the same standard as their non-natural counterparts. Whether you're a makeup artist or esthetician which may use cosmetics every day or a consumer who applies the occasional moisturizer, we may not see any immediate effects from the current products we are using. Even though we are all dying for beautiful skin, keep in mind the healthy alternatives. We only have one skin, so care for it properly. By Maggie Ng, Make-up Artist http://www.organicmakeup.ca About The Author Maggie Ng You may use this article but any modification or publication of this article for fiancial gain must be approved of by the author. The author's name, Maggie Ng and her company's name, The Organic Make-up Company, needs to by noted when used. info@organicmakeup.ca This article was posted on April 22, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Health" Category: Narcissistic Personality Disorder Tips by Sam Vaknin, Ph.D. Healthy Dining Out by Libby Sustachek The Word 'Diet'...Confused Yet! by Gregory Boileau Aromatherapy - a World Of Fragrance by Angie Kocsi Sports Nutrition for the Vegetarian Organic Athlete by Will Power Byron The Ugly Face Of Quick Weight Loss by Nathalie Fiset,M.D. Yoga is the Perfect Exercise by Sydney Heiden Asbestos – From Miracle Mineral To Mesothelioma Menace by Grant Davis Exercise Fact Or Fiction? by Paul Hegarty Weight Loss Issues-Can You Be Cellulite Free by Marie K Gordon << Back to "Health" Index

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