Cheap Skin Products

Let me tell you a quick story about cheap skin care products. I told her you get what you pay for when using cheap skin care products, and that her products were the source of her sensitive skin because of the harmful chemicals used as ingredients. The products were on sale (cheap) and appeared to have healthy ingredients in them. With that in mind I told her The 4 Things You Must Know About Cheap Skin Care Products.

You Must Know-The Healthy Ingredients Listed Must Be In The Right Concentrations. Many skin care products claim to use healthy natural ingredients. Unless the active ingredients are in concentration of a least 50% they are virtually useless.

You Must Know-Cheap Skin Products Use Harmful Filler Ingredients. People using cheap skin products often find their skin becomes more sensitive or a problem they have gets worse. Stay away from chemicals such as propylene glycol (which is industrial anti-freeze) mineral oil (this comes from crude oil), sodium lauryl sulfate (uses for this chemical include garage floor cleaners, engine degreasers and car wash soaps). Why use any product with those ingredients?

Glycerin is another ingredient to be avoided as it dries your skin from the inside out. A good rule is if you can’t pronounce it or if the list of ingredients is in novel form it’s best to avoid that product.

You Must Know-Whatever You Rub Onto Your Skin Ends Up In Your Bloodstream. Whatever you rub onto your skin in the way of harmful chemicals eventually works its way into your blood stream. Many of the brand name expensive skin care products use parabens. Parabens are a group of chemicals that have been shown to cause cancer, in particular breast cancer. Parabens can also affect estrogen levels.

You Must Know-For Best Results Use Plant Based Natural Ingredients. There are skin care products that use natural plant based ingredients that are so safe you could actually eat them!

Ingredients to look for are Nano-Lipobelle H EQ10. (This is CoEnzyme Q10), phytessence wakame, (is an extract from a specific type of Japanese sea kelp), Natural vitamin E, Capuacu butter, Babassu (made from Babassu oil, from the kernel of the fruit of Babassu palm), and Grapeseed oil which is a powerful antioxidant. There are more but I think you get the idea. You won’t find many of these ingredients in the right concentration in cheap skin products.

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