Organic skin care products are the ideal way to care for your skin as well as your family’s skin, especially infants and children. But when shopping for organic skin care products you must be aware that there is no regulation over the term “organic” in the skincare industry.Manufacturers can make claims that their products are natural or organic without certification.Many companies use marketing tactics like listing “from coconut” of “from olives” in the ingredients to make you believe the product is natural.The truth is, they can extract anything from a natural source and process it so that, chemically speaking, it no longer has any relationship with the original source.This is why it is so important for you to buy only products certified by the USDA. You must see the USDA logo in order to be one hundred percent certain that your skin care products are organic.Some of the most trusted companies like Jason, Avalon Organics and even Burt’s Bees are beginning to allow ingredients such as parabens, nanoparticles and fragrance to creep into their products.Companies and products that were once original and authentic, in an effort to compete
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