Natural Beauty Inside Out
I just found an anti-aging serum with L-Ascorbic acid polypeptide complex under the John Masters Organics Skincare Line. I came across a few raves on the product line, especially their John Masters Vitamin C Anti-aging Face Serum and found it available locally.
This serum is described as a light but potent blend which helps reduce the signs of aging including the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation and age spots.
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If you’re in the market for an affordable line of basic natural skincare products, I would recommend you try Sukin Organics which is available from selected Watson’s. They’re not your premium organic range but, I think the fact that the products are free of sodium lauryl sulphate, mineral oil, parabens, harsh detergents, animal derivatives, artificial fragrances or colours and yet are affordable makes them a really good deal.
It seems that skincare is not only going natural, but DIY too! I’ve come across a couple of DIY skin savers which many ladies seem to swear by to rejuvenate their face and keep it blemish-free.
Aspirin mask
Aspirin is a form of Beta Hydroxy Acids or BHA’s which is known to help with cleaning pores from inside out and exfoliating the dull, dead layers of skin. When used over time, BHA’s can help clarify skin tone and contribute to keeping our skin blemish-free.
I’m currently stuck in a crossroad when it comes to my skincare regime. While I’m very keen to go all natural and organic, I’m caught up with synthetic form of ingredients not available in natural formulas such as Mexoryl in my new sunscreens and hydroquinone in the recent anti-aging product that I obtained from my dermatologist. On top of that, I was told by my dermatologist that natural and organic skincare products are useless and I’m wasting my money. While I can understand that he said that out of professional interest but that got me thinking hard about the topic. WAS HE RIGHT?
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