A Skin Cream Without Preservatives We seem to spend a lot of time these days reading labels. We carefully study the labels on our food, so we know what were eating. We scan the labels on clothing so we know what were wearing. And, of-course, we investigate the labels on hair and skin products so we know what were putting onto our bodies. Too many lotions out there are full of unwanted elements. We want the benefits of the lotion, but we dont want the rest of the clutter needed to put it into the bottle. We can do without fancy scents in our lotion, we can also do without all the extra preservatives. But wait, can a skin cream be made without preservatives? Yes. In fact, one such product has been available since 1987. Bio oil is the unassuming name of a fabulous skin care product that has been offering natural ingredients for skin care, long before it became a consumer demand. Originally targeted for reducing the appearance of stretch marks, Bio oil has remained steady and reliable throughout the changing skin care trends. Bio oil took a cue from ducks when developing an oil that would feel like a cream. Ducks naturally have a layer of oil to protect their feathers from water, and this is what inspired developers to create a similar lightweight oil, known as PurCellin, for use on stretch marks and scars. This feather light oil also contains the healing properties of vitamin E, vitamin A, chamomile, calendula and rosemary. The combination provides wonderfully smooth skin, a reduction in scars and stretch marks as well as ample hydrating powers. Its full of anti-oxidants and nutrients, which not only clarify the skin, but also calm and restore. One of the few oil based skin nourishers on the market, Bio oil wont feel heavy on your skin. Its delicate and gentle even on sensitive skin. Plus, it leaves your whole body feeling fresh, smooth and soft, without clogging your pores with unwanted preservatives. Discover more gorgeous beauty tips and advice at our beauty website.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 18:44:07 +0000
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