Natural Organic Makeup

What are the two types of complex organic molecules that make up chromosomes?
to the member called living crap, ur mum has my textbook in her dik.

amino acid, chromatin?

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Hey.
So, I have a school project where we have to make our own business…I have decided to have a natural skincare business. Which name is best out of these?
Pure Radiance Organics
Purity Radiance Organics
Purely Radiant Organics
Radiant Purity Organics
Purely Divine Organics
Divine Purity Organics

Thanks! And if you don’t like any of these…any ideas please?

Pure Radiance Organics

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I am about to be 19 and i’ve just opened my eyes to organic products and was researching about all the harmful chemicals that are in my lotions and makeup and shampoos that i use everyday. I just want to live a little healthier. I need to find GOOD QUALITY organic or natural cosmetics and personal care products. So which brand do you reccommend?
please post links
Thanks!

Congratulations on becoming more aware of the importance of buying organic!! Your decision to go this route is awesome and will be great for you and for the planet!

Luckily, you have plenty of choices when it comes to QUALITY organic products. Here are a few suggestions.

I highly recommend Physicians Formula Organic wear Natural Origin Makeup. Not only is it good for you and the environment, but it is great quality, and actually affordable. Check them out here http://www.physiciansformula.com/en-us/staticpage/organic-wear.html

In terms of lotion, you will definitely want to try Dani Organic Body Lotion. It’s made with certified organic ingredients, and it feels fantastic on your skin. My favorite scent is the Lemongrass Lavender. http://www.verdessence.com/product/brand/dani/Organic-Body-Lotion

I recently tried a new organic shampoo, which I really like. It’s by the brand Kiss My Face. They have a nice selection of haircare products, as well as other personal care products. http://www.kissmyface.com/productpage.html

Hope this helps. Good luck in your search!

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ALRIGHT! Well..tomorrow i’m going to the Vitamin Shoppe for some organic beauty products..Just to try something new! Unfortunately, There’s a recession so I can’t buy everything..Well..I couldn’t buy everything anyway..lol. Anyway. I just wanted know what yall have tried so I can decrease my options.

Burt’s Bees products are a godsend, and they’re rather inexpensive.

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I’m turning 11 in a week, and I’m looking for ideas for natural cosmetic recipes like lip gloss, glitter, etc. It would be really helpful!

Thanks!

Aw, happy birthday!

Anyways, here are some ideas you can use:

Lip gloss (you’ll need)
~vaseline OR beeswax (depends on what you like)
~sunflower oil (just a drop or two for every teaspoon of what’s above)
~flavouring like kool aid powder OR just plain honey (optional)
~colouring like food colouring or a pinch of a parent’s lipstick (optional)
~glitter (optional, and just a TINY little bit will do!)

Combine all of the ingreidients above (about 3 teaspoons of vaseline or the wax, two drops of the oil, half a teaspoon of the flavour, a few drops of the colouring, and just a pinch of the glitter) put them into a microwave-safe (no plastic or metal!) bowl. Pop into the microwave for 30 seconds, take out, stir, and pop back in for another 10 seconds or so. If the gloss starts to bubble, take it out, wait for a few seconds, and pop back in again so it doesn’t burn. After, pop it into a fridge for about 1-2 hours and there you go! Lip gloss!

Make sure you ask a parent for help and I wish you a great birthday!

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I am becomingly apprehensive to use a lot of products out on the market. I used to be a huge fan of Cetaphil for Normal/Oily skin, but now it seems to be drying out and irritating my skin. Many products seem to be filled with parabens, sulfates, and silicone. Can you recommend any products that keep stay away from those ingredients?

Hi

They say that imitation is the best form of flattery. Interestingly over the last few years the major brands, have released “organic” or “natural” products. But there is a world of difference between these products and truly organic products such as MiEssences, Mukti, Clariscents and Pure Earth.

Organic Skincare – What to look for?
So what do you need to look for when shopping for organic skincare and what should you avoid?

Look for products that:
* are certified by The National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia (NASAA) or by Australian Certified Organic (ACO).
* have natural products in their ingredients lists
* use natural preservatives like tea tree oil, or a combination of various essential oils that have antimicrobial activity (eg lavender, lemon, rose, rosemary, sage, sandalwood), grape seed extract or honey
* are Australian made as Australia has stringent organic standards.

Avoid products that:
* have the word “organic” or “natural” in their brand name but don’t have organic certification.
* have lots of chemical sounding names in the ingredients list
* that contain petrochemicals, parabens, or sulphates

Cheers
Sonya

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Scinboutique has a large array of natural and organic skincare products for men and women. You can check out all their delicious smelling, looking and feeling products on the website. The Scin spa in Notting Hill offers a variety of amazing treatments such as massage (including Pregnancy Massage), facials (dermatological or organic aromatherapy), waxing (including hot wax for all bikini waxing), manicure, pedicure, tinting, spray tanning, cellulite treatment and body treatments.

If you’re stumped for present ideas, looking for the perfect way to spoil someone special or just want to treat yourself (why not!) then you can create a great, personal gift with vouchers. You select the value of the voucher and the lucky recipient can choose from all the gorgeous natural and organic skincare goodies at Scinboutique, spend their voucher on a pampering session at Scin Spa in Notting Hill or combining the two.
If you want to give someone a voucher for a something specific then here are a few ideas for some really special treatments…

The incredibly relaxing Hydrotherapy bath for one or two people warms muscles so is perfect for softening up before a massage, body treatment or facial. Scin Package “Massage Heaven” combines a Hydrotherapy session with a Face Scalp and Body massage, two hours cost £100 and this treatment has proved very popular!

The Scin Pregnancy Massage is the perfect way for a pregnant lady to truly relax in total comfort, and not have to worry about her bump! Scin has a specially designed pregnancy massage couch with a hole in to allow an expecting mum to lie on her front with her bump supported by a moulded, elasticated mesh, using an organic pregnancy massage oil to eradicate all those baby-carrying aches. The treatment is suitable for women who are over thirteen weeks pregnant and a full body massage is £70 for one hour. Alternatively the Scin Pregnancy Pampering Package combines a 90 minute face, scalp and body pregnancy massage with a quick fix manicure or pedicure, costing £105.

Manicures and pedicures always go down well with ladies, especially ones who are too busy to spend time on themselves. At Scin the manicure and pedicure area is located in the Boutique, with huge windows looking out onto Kensington Park Road, great for people watching and the odd bit of celebrity spotting whilst you’re getting pampered! The Scin manicures and pedicures range from £25 for a Quick Fix (30 minutes) to £50 for a luxury treatment (1 hour).

If your voucher is for someone with no free time, or a shopaholic then let them treat themselves with the gorgeous natural and organic skincare products on offer from Scinboutique. We have loads of different products from delicious shampoo, to miracle creams to pubic hair dye! We stock a variety of high quality brands and there are always special offers to benefit from. Give someone a gift that they can really benefit from with the Scin vouchers, allowing them to choose their own treat or surprising a deserving person with something they would never usually get for themselves.

Hannah Walker
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