Buy Certified Organic Skincare? Organic & natural care products

Take the time to get used to organic body care or natural skin care

If you switch to natural skincare, remember that scent and texture can often differ from conventional skincare products. Natural toothpastes or shampoos don't always foam so hard. And sometimes they smell less strong than their industrial counterparts. This is not bad, but more natural. It may also be that your skin needs to be detoxified from the chemical ingredients it was given to swallow before. But after a while you will notice the difference and your skin and hair will thank you.

What is the difference between organic skincare and natural skincare?

Organic skincare is always natural. Natural skincare products are not always organic.

In order to get the label "organic", producers must comply with certain rules. Organic mainly means that agricultural ingredients such as herbs, plants, berries and other fruit come from certified organic cultivation.

There is as yet no law that determines which ingredients natural care products may contain. Contrary to the term "natural", "organic" and "organic" are protected terms. An organic quality mark can therefore provide guidance. Natural skin care is therefore no less good.

Pay attention to which ingredients are still in the product besides the natural ones. In the meantime, major brands are also jumping on the green trolley for the environment, but are emphasizing the natural ingredients of their product, while there are just as many chemical ingredients in it.