Good for the skin…and the wallet
With farmers markets in each town, residents of Tewksbury and Wilmington have access to organic skin care and cosmetic products that not only treat your skin beautifully but aren't too hard on the wallet as well. Neal's Yard Remedies Organic, a company …
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CEN Biotech Announces the Completion of Its Pre-License Inspection by Health …
Creative Edge Nutrition, Inc. (OTC Pink: FITX) (PINKSHEETS: FITX), CEN Biotech, today announced that Health Canada Inspectors were present at its facility known as Site 1 (20 North Rear Rd) on July 31, 2014. "Health Canada inspectors were present on …
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Direct care health industry jobs are in demand
Registered nurses, allied health professionals (physical, occupational, speech therapists), laboratory professionals and advanced nurse practitioners and physician assistants are all being filled in Springfield and nationwide. … “I think all programs …
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Paul Sorkin COO of Alliance Creative Group (ACGX) Talks to TheStockRadio …
TheStockRadio.com is not a registered investment advisor and nothing contained in any materials should be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. … subject to uncertainties and risks including, but not limited to, product and …
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Backoff malware attack Breaches Millions of payment data from US businesses
Over 1,000 businesses have fallen victim to hacker malware that targeted their cash register systems and stolen the highly confidential financial and personal data of customers upon swiping of the credit cards. The cyber attack on US retailers was more …
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Are the Beauty Standards for Fruits & Vegetables Unfair?
Even if you're organic, even if you're grown in fertile, volcanic soil, even if you make it to maturity unscathed, well, you still might not be good enough to make it to the big time—to the gleaming shelves of a well-lit supermarket. It's not that you …
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There is an abundance of classes to join in the local area
Register at 276-988-2529; additional classes offered at county high schools, Graham High, 276-326-1235; Richlands High, 276-964-4602 or Tazewell High, 276-988-6502. ADULT EDUCATION: Abingdon, Va., Virginia Highlands Community College Campus OTC …
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Nxt-ID Approved for NASDAQ Capital Market Listing
The Company's common stock will continue to trade on the OTC Quotation Board under its existing symbol "NXTD" until the Nasdaq listing. This press release does not constitute an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, these securities …
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Study is the first to link natural moisturizer to food allergies
Research conducted into natural ingredients in products targeting dry skin has demonstrated evidence of a link between the topical application and the subsequent development of food allergies.
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Chemicals in cosmetics: Is organic the safer way to go?
“I decided to switch over to organic makeup about halfway through my modeling career,” Anna Lisa Wagner, a Ford model, told FoxNews.com. “There is a lot of makeup out there that has toxins in them and it can really be detrimental to your health or even …
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Goa-based company taps Russia's emerging market for organic cosmetics
Almost all cosmetic products these days have a shining “100% natural” label. However, there is hardly any mass-market brand that offers truly organic or natural cosmetics in Russia. The main idea behind natural and organic is that cosmetics should be …
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Consumer Reports: Not so natural cosmetics
Sales of cosmetics and personal care products labeled “natural” have soared recently. But “natural” on the package does not necessarily mean natural inside. This according to a year-long investigation by Consumer Reports ShopSmart magazine, which …
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Natural Beauty: Organic and handmade cosmetics have a healthy effect on skin
“The reason why we carry natural make up is people of all ages and skin types can use it. Healthy minerals heal, soothe and calm the skin – not irritate it. It also corrects many skin challenges such as acne, rosacea, melasma, eczema, etc.,” says Cooper.
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CORDIS – Achieving natural cosmetics with the power of enzymes
A EUR 7 million EU-funded project has been launched with the intention of replacing chemical cosmetic production techniques with eco-friendly alternatives. By doing so, the OPTIBIOCAT project hopes to provide the natural cosmetics sector with the …
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“The natural cosmetics market needs strong brands”, Elfriede Dambacher
Natural and organic cosmetics have had ample growth rates for years and are distributed through all retail channels. But where are these products headed in the future? How is the market developing, how do consumers orient themselves and how does the …
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Age-defying beauty products and natural cosmetics
Sarah Smeenk from Jo Anne's Place discusses the new organic cosmetics on the market and what impact switching to these natural alternatives can have on a woman's skin now and with sustained use. “The quality and effectiveness of natural cosmetics is …
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Beware of 'not so natural' beauty products
12, 2014) – Sales of cosmetics and personal care products labeled “natural” have soared recently. But “natural” on the package does not necessarily … The best label to look for in beauty products is USDA Organic. Another option, if you shop at Whole …
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'Natural' cosmetics, personal products may not be so natural
Sales of cosmetics and personal care products labeled “natural” have soared recently. But “natural” on the package does not necessarily mean natural inside. This according to a year-long investigation by Consumer Reports ShopSmart magazine, which …
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Consumer Reports: What's unnatural about 'natural' cosmetics
The best label to look for in beauty products is USDA Organic. Another option, if … Besides the word “natural,” Consumer Reports says when looking for cosmetics, don't put much weight into the claims “dermatologist tested” or “hypoallergenic”. They …
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Natural cosmetics store to open soon on King Street
An all-natural cosmetics store will open its first South Carolina location on King Street next month. LUSH Cosmetics said it expects to open by the first weekend in September at 316-B King St., south of George Street and next to Hampden Clothing.
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Savvier consumers continue to drive demand for natural cosmetics
George Korres, founder of leading global natural cosmetics brand Korres, believes that the driving force for natural cosmetics is and will continue to be an increasingly knowledgeable consumer.
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Consumer Reports: Not so natural cosmetics
For instance, Naturtint hair color says it's made "with ingredients of Natural Origin", but it contains a petroleum-derived coal-tar color-p-phenylenediamine-plus hydrogen peroxide. That combination may be carcinogenic based on preliminary animal studies.
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Organic skincare is the path to salvation of your skin.
No, this didn’t come from the monastery but it has been preached by the gurus of skincare.
USDA organic skincare.
USDA, United States Department of Agriculture, is the authority to certify and assess quality of organic products. It takes a lot for a company to get registered under USDA and the National Organic Program.
Simply look before you buy. Before purchasing any organic cosmetic from any store, you should look into the specifications to take a note whether it is USDA certified or not. You should be able to spot the logo of USDA on a product if it is. You can checkout websites of organizations claiming to be USDA certified and verify their certificates, take a look on their manufacturing infrastructure and processes, to make sure you are dealing with the appropriate products.
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Every organic skincare company provides you with different skincare regimens, depending on the type of your skin. Your skin might be very dry or oily, it might have acne or wrinkles or even pigmentation which scare you everyday. But a good USDA organic skincare products company has the perfect regimen for your skin (example).
You can find the proper regimen to suit your skin type on their website or on the product documentation which you should follow to get the best effective results. When you enrich your skin with procedural treatments of organic cleansing oil or gel, followed by nourishing serum and facial elixir along with rejuvenating crèmes, you can feel the joyful smile of your own skin.
You don’t need to use USDA organic skincare products for years to notice the effects. You can feel them in months when your skin regains the lost moisture and goes along with your whole body, playfully and energetically. Effects of USDA organic skincare can not only be seen on your skin but can also be felt in your spirit.
So USDA Organic Skincare is the path for your skin to say “thank you” to you.