Finding natural skin care products online can be a pain in the neck. Moreover, many of them simply are not what they advertise. Many brands promise they’re organic and environmentally friendly or that they use natural extracts and vitamins instead of lab-made chemicals. But when the product you purchased finally arrives, the whole back of the package is covered in ingredients that you can’t name, whereas at the bottom it says “artificial fragrances” to give the illusion that it has some real grapefruit in it.
Here’s what you need to know:
Anyone Can Call It “Organic” Or “Natural”
On their own, the terms “organic” and “natural” don’t really mean very much. The question you need to be considering is: What makes it natural? What makes it organic? A phrase like “essence of orange” could mean anything. “Extract of orange” is another thing. The question is whether they actually tell you what’s in the product, or if they seem to be speaking entirely in riddles and poetry.
You Have to Find a Reliable Seller
There are tons of websites and web shops out there. Generally you can spot unauthorized sellers by poor seller ratings on sites like eBay and Amazon, or by poorly written, spammy content of the website. Trusting these guys online is equivalent of buying something from the back of a truck. Often you won’t find good quality products that are sold by third- party sellers.
Finding natural skin care products online is simply a matter of seeking out the right seller. For some brands, natural skin care is not just a marketing gimmick; it’s a philosophy, a code of ethics and a way of life.
Talia Skin Care focuses on creating and selling 100% cruelty-free, vegan skin care products that work. From mud masks and gift sets to toners and moisturizers, their products are all natural and contain a100% natural fragrance.
