It's
easier than you think to make the switch to all-natural make-up. For
years I had been using conventional makeup that I picked up at a nearby
grocery store or mainstream pharmacy chain, all of which contained
hundreds of chemicals that are harmful to my skin and overall health!
Parabens, fragrances, dyes, etc...all of these things truly are toxic
and often it is hard to read or find the ingredients list on a tiny
bottle of eyeliner! I've heard about pregnant mothers going all-natural
with their make-up choices (or no make-up at all) because of the harmful
chemical additives in mainstream make-up products, I figure that it is
time for me to make the switch for "me" before I become and "expecting
mother".
"Three Muses" by Etsy Shop Artist: Fred Cabrera
Up
to 60 percent of whatever we place on our skin goes into our blood
stream; however, companies are blatantly adding ingredients to our
personal
care products. These include
parabens, synthetic preservatives suspected to cause problems like
weight gain, skin aging and certain types of cancer! Do your research,
read labels, and don't always trust the words "natural" and "organic".
You
will want to rid your cosmetic bag of all of these hazardous parabens:
Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben,
Benzyl-parahydroxybenzoic acid, Methyl-parahydroxybenzoic acid,
Ethyl-parahydroxybenzoic acid, Propyl-parahydroxybenzoic acid,
Butyl-parahydroxybenzoic acid, Parahydroxybenzoic acid and
Parahydroxybenzoate. Not to mention the hundreds of other harmful
chemicals leaching in our cosmetics! Save yourself the stress, and find
some all-natural, organic makeup that is safe with a similar look and
feel as your trusty old go-to cosmetics!
Give it a try, your skin will be happy that you made the switch to all-natural makeup! Embrace the beauty of Mother Nature and rediscover the gorgeous, glowing, natural "you" with nature-derived cosmetics! Speaking of "glowing beauty" below I have featured a handmade retro pin up pillow titled "Art Deco Damsel" created by my lovely and creative Aunt Mary Lynn from her Etsy shop "LaOohLaLa Boutique".
This blog article was contributed by the Etsy Recyclers Guild Team Captain Jessica of Eco-Friendly Freckles
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