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Buzzwords used with Natural Products

It can be overwhelming when trying to find skincare products that are actually good for our bodies. Labels such as “natural” or “organic” can be misinterpreted or confusing. To help you select the best skincare products, we have come up with a guide to help you understand what the fundamental difference is between “natural” and “organic”.

What Does Organic Really Mean?

What Are the Benefits of Using Natural Products?

Natural products seem like a buzzword on social media. Everyone wants to promote and use products made from natural ingredients, but is it actually worth it? Take a look at some of the benefits of using natural products.

More Environmentally Friendly

Not only are natural products better for your skin, but they are also much better for the environment. When synthetic products are produced, the same chemicals used to make them are also released into the environment. This means they could leak into the air, water, and ground; The repercussions of this can also mean damage to our planet.

Reducing the contaminants in your beauty products will make not only your body feel great, but it also reduces the amount of contaminants that we put into our soil and water sources. If you are interested in finding some natural products that will improve your skin but won’t break the bank, check out our natural product line. We carry many natural products that range from face and hair care to deodorant and oral care. You will never regret investing in your body and your health.

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Your feet are one of the most porous areas of your body, so that would mean that adding essential oils to the bottom of your feet would be the most optimal place for the oil to absorb. Right??

If a trusted friend recommended a new brand of lotion that you have never tried before, and after using it, you discover a large rash on your skin, would you keep using it? ...Probably not, right?

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