What Do We Really Know About Cosmetics?

Cosmetics, are they poisonous or are they harmless? Did you ever ask yourself this question? Because the saying goes: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! Cosmetics have the power to do it all, to change for good or for bad.
Are cosmetics a natural, healthful and safe beauty product as we're being told and designed to believe, they are? Many people are looking for methods to improve their physical appearances with whatever goes, from plastic surgery to Botox injections. Or is it still better being conscious of all the culprits and unhealthy possibilities lurking in the bottles of beauty as described so convincingly by the manufacturers? In accordance with research our body is absorbing over 2 hundred synthetic chemicals each day without us knowing it.

The items in cosmetics many people don't know!

What does make us look so beautiful, and the cosmetics obviously working so well, they are mostly the very ingredients that are toxic and cancerous to humans. There is no difference for the make-up industries with regards to government regulations as in the food products where loopholes are left open for manufacturers to allow banned toxins and chemicals into cosmetic products.

Cosmetic is really a product used daily and frequently several times a day, just like brushing your teeth. None of the products are chemical free; some can have lesser chemicals than others. Nevertheless, the smallest amount will accumulate as time passes. Brushing one's teeth or gaining lipstick two times a day will expose you, just by using one of the products, 730 times in twelve months! Stop, and think just how many of these products you're using each day. Unless the products are organic or totally natural, the risk of becoming ill is a forgone conclusion. Let' ハイフ  at toothpaste: Most people brush their teeth 2-3 times each day, using the major brands of the shelf. You'll rub into your gums a little cocktail of chemicals, including Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Propylene Glycol, just to name some. Laurel Sulfate is in every cosmetics and personal care product; it poses an over-all health risk including skin, eyes and hair.