Nowadays, organic skin care products are becoming more and more expensive and less accessible for everyone. Unfortunately, the market is full of products made from chemicals.
Yet, natural skin care products are one of the most important guarantees not only for our skin beauty, but especially, our skin health. Of course, skin is beautiful when it’s healthy, but the constant, daily use of cosmetics could have the opposite effect, as their use gradually damages skin health.
When I learned that Physicians Formula is introducing new color cosmetics for the face and eyes, I thought it would be useful to inform women who really appreciate the presence of nature in their lives. The new products from Physicians Formula are the natural extension of the company’s Organic Wear lineup and have received Ecocert organic certification. The new line includes five new items of certified organic skin care products: a liquid foundation with SPF 15, a multicolored face sculpting trio, a two-in-one bronzer and blush, mascara and super-fruit lip gloss.
The Physicians Formula vice-president Geri Lieberman told WWD.com, that the company wanted to expand on the “green” aspect of their brand just one year after entering into the market, which suggests the further steps and directions of the company. In the actual collection a high place comes to the Natural Origin Mascara. Designed to amplify lashes’ volume and make them longer, the mascara is available in two shades and can boost your eyelashes up to five times. As to the organic content of the product, its formula includes rice protein, which boosts the lashes by forming a layer around them, as well as organic orange water and organic beeswax.
“Unlike traditional mascaras that use synthetic solvents, which can create dryness and cause breakage, this formula is free from these solvents, parabens and other preservatives and instead uses natural organic ingredients,” said the company’s vice-president.
By choosing organic skin care products you’ll surely spend more compared to chemical cosmetics, but I assure you that curing your damaged skin will cost much more.
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