Homemade Skin Care

Book excerpt: Are you looking for a way for taking care of your skin? Then keep reading...Every day we use the word "Skincare", but are you really using it as it is intended? Caring for your skin takes more than just applying multiple layers of products. It's not "care" when you are putting harmful chemicals on your skin. I am sure that most of the consumers are just unaware of the dangers or even the existence of these components and you could be one of them. You can still change that! Of all the products you've used, have you taken a second look at the packaging? If not, then this is the day to start. Do not mislead yourself in the world of skincare. Do you want to break free from the negative effects of these chemicals? If you are here to give your skin that tender loving care it truly deserves, then read on! This book covers the following topics: The Business of Skin Caring for Your Skin DIY Skincare Products DIY Skincare Ingredients Facial Skincare Recipes Body skincare DIY Bath Therapy Products Herbal Salve Recipes Shower Gel Recipes Skin Cream Recipes Body Butter & Lotion Recipes Hair Care Hair Care Recipes Makeup Recipes ...And much more! Before we get ahead of ourselves, let's consider for a moment precisely what we mean by the term "organic skincare." By "organic," what we really mean is "without using artificial products." The term organic can be explained as "relating to or derived from living matter." That doesn't mean that the ingredients are necessarily alive but means that they must be natural and "related" to living things. The fewer steps the product had to go through before it was packaged, the more "organic" we consider it to be. How does this relate to skincare? Organic skincare means to let your skin heal and improve without resorting to the use of chemicals, compounds, and other unnatural substances. Why you ask? One of the biggest and best reasons to go organic, is that nonorganic products designed for health and beauty will very often include synthetic products that can actually be harmful. The golden rule to remember here is that anything that comes into contact with your skin, or anything that you inhale, will eventually enter your blood stream. If you wouldn't feel comfortable eating it, then don't rub it on your body or spread it around your house! Instead of burning away the top layer of oil for instance and potentially destroying your natural skin barrier, an organic product would use substances that help to health the hormone balance of the skin to naturally fix those oil levels. Which sounds like it would get better long-term results? Instead of ordering products that have been mass produced at a factory that billows smoke into the air, you'll be using products made from natural ingredients you can find around your home. Many of these you don't even need to buy - you can just make them yourself! If you are ready to take the path to becoming kinder to the environment, your wallet and most importantly, yourself, then click that button and