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<blockquote data-quote="busymammaof3" data-source="post: 18943" data-attributes="member: 503">I just wanted to share this:&quot;NATURAL ALTERNATIVES TO CHEMICALSHow do I determine what is really “NATURAL&quot; AND &quot;ORGANIC&quot;? Read the labels! You need to know what you’re looking for.On any label, ingredients are listed in descending order of the quantity used in the product. One should look at the first third of the label for the emulsion and its natural and organic ingredients. As the body of the product, the emulsion sets the tone for other additives including the herbal extracts. In most other skin care products, this is also where its chemicals are listed. Some of the chemicals usually found in skin care products are stearyl and cetyl alcohol, dimethicone and TEA. These may be followed by a series of herb and plant extracts to make the product sound and look natural. Regardless of a skin care product being synthetic or natural, the following four categories are the fundamental base of the product...&quot;See the site: <a href="http://www.rarenatural.com/education.php" target="_blank">http://www.rarenatural.com/education.php</a> for the specific categories and examples of synthetic ingredients and natural alternatives.<a href="http://" target="_blank"></a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="busymammaof3, post: 18943, member: 503"] I just wanted to share this: "NATURAL ALTERNATIVES TO CHEMICALS How do I determine what is really “NATURAL" AND "ORGANIC"? Read the labels! You need to know what you’re looking for. On any label, ingredients are listed in descending order of the quantity used in the product. One should look at the first third of the label for the emulsion and its natural and organic ingredients. As the body of the product, the emulsion sets the tone for other additives including the herbal extracts. In most other skin care products, this is also where its chemicals are listed. Some of the chemicals usually found in skin care products are stearyl and cetyl alcohol, dimethicone and TEA. These may be followed by a series of herb and plant extracts to make the product sound and look natural. Regardless of a skin care product being synthetic or natural, the following four categories are the fundamental base of the product..." See the site: [url="http://www.rarenatural.com/education.php"]http://www.rarenatural.com/education.php[/url] for the specific categories and examples of synthetic ingredients and natural alternatives.[url][/url] [/QUOTE]

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