Best organic moisturizers

The market for organic moisturizers is swirling with many natural and organic choices, due to high demand. People are becoming aware that some moisturizers contain harmful ingredients that can even damage their skin and overall health. These ingredients include harmful chemicals (like parabens and phthalates). Those with sensitive skin are also flocking to natural moisturizers, because they contain natural ingredients less likely to trigger skin reactions. Harmful chemicals can cause redness and even breakouts for some skin types.

For those with very sensitive skin, there are many organic moisturizers that are also labeled hypoallergenic. They contain plant-derived ingredients that soothe the skin, without any allergens known to cause reaction. Another reason why people are choosing organic moisturizers is because they are more sustainable and have less of a harmful impact on the environment. So if you want a sustainable moisturizer, look for one that is labeled 100% organic, with plant-based ingredients and no chemical preservatives.

 

 

There are two ingredients that are predominately found in non-natural moisturizers; mineral oil and petroleum (vaseline). Petroleum is a petrochemical, derived from gasoline. There aren't many people out there who who willingly and knowingly douse themselves in gasoline. Mineral oil has been found to be toxic to the immune system and has caused allergic reactions in some individuals. Mineral oil is a common in ingredient in both lotions and facial moisturizers.

 

Luckily, there are many plant-based ingredients that effectively and naturally moisturize the skin. There are also plant-based ingredients that are naturally anti-aging. Many companies are jumping on the organic moisturizer bandwagon and for good reason. Consumers need to know that the product is safe for their use and won't negatively impact their skin health or overall well-being. A moisturizer is something that most people use on a long-term basis. If you have been using a chemical-based moisturizer, consider switching to an organic moisturizer. When you go to look for one, look for one or more of these words on the label:

 

• Organic
• Natural
• Hypoallergenic
• Paraben-free, phthalate-free
• Fragrance free

 

When you read the ingredients, remember that fewer ingredients is better than a long list. If you aren't able to pronounce the ingredients, it probably is not a natural product. Natural moisturizers often contain some of the following ingredients: olive oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil, aloe vera, cocoa butter, shea butter, vitamin e and cucumber. Be sure to stay away from moisturizers that have preservatives like methylparaben and propylparaben. When you choose an organic moisturizer, you can comfortable knowing that it's better for you and better for the environment. It's also very important to choose natural skin care remedies for babies and small children.

 

Here a few recommendations:

 

• Juice beauty organic moisturizers
• Pangea organics
• Organic cocoa butter moisturizer