Camille Beckman

Here is a bit of biology trivia. What is the largest organ of the human body? Is it the stomach? The intestine? Nope. It is the skin. The skin serves as a protective layer for the rest of the body. It allows someone to feel different sensations and textures—cold or hot, hard or soft—and assists with regulating body temperature. With this is mind, it becomes clear that skin care is much more than simply looking good or younger…it can play a significant role in a person’s overall health. Clean, healthy skin ages slower,  heals faster and keeps potential diseases at bay. Top dermatologists recommend people adopt a consistent skin care routine to keep skin healthy and glowing. When applied on a regular basis, products such as glycerin lotion can keep the skin hydrated and nourished. A proper skin care regimen would include: · Soaps and Cleansers: Soaps and cleansers remove dirt and grime from a person’s face and body. The best bar soaps or liquid cleansing gels consist of vitamins a

Consumer products have come a long way over the years. Countless inventions and developments have helped people lead simpler, less-stressful lives. However, the very products which people depend on can exact a heavy price and this is especially true with chemical-based skin care products. Creams and hand soaps made from synthetic ingredients can have nasty side effects like acne, skin allergies and premature aging. Advances in technology and chemistry have seemingly caused consumers and businesses to overlook the benefits of the plants and flowers around them. Natural personal care products give consumers the clean, smooth, healthy skin they want and, importantly do so by using natural ingredients which could grow in their own gardens. In recent years, top cosmetic brands have become more attuned to the advantages of offering all-natural products. Consumers now have access to a wide variety of organic skin care products, including perfumed body powder , foot and

No one likes to have—or encounter in others around them—dry and flaky skin, perspiration or body odor. For this reason, Americans invest staggering amounts of money on personal care products: bubble bath , body powders and related items that help us look, smell and feel good. However, not all brands are alike. Whenever possible, people should avoid chemical-based products in favor of those made entirely from natural ingredients. While the former can actually irritate skin and lead to acne and blemishes, the latter nourishes and revitalizes skin. With minimal research, consumers can find a comprehensive range of natural personal care products including: •  Hand and Shower Cleansing Gels: Hand and shower cleansing gels clean skin and keep it smooth. Some manufacturers add Provitamin B12 and other ingredients to moisturize and condition hands. •  Bubble Baths: Few activities are more relaxing after a long day than enjoying a warm bath and bubble baths can make a soak even mor