If you're like me, you get skeptical when you read a face cream review. They are all so glowing and claim that this or that skin cream will work wonders on your skin. It's easy to believe the promises skincare companies make if you don't know better. What do I mean? Well, there's no oversight in the cosmetics industry, so false advertising is widespread and unchecked.
Instead of trying to figure out if a review is genuine or not, I recommend doing your own face cream reviews. It's all a matter of knowing what to look for; once you know that you'll be able to expertly judge a skincare product in minutes.
Focus on three simple things. Ask yourself these three questions:
1. Do the ingredients come from nature?
All the ingredients on the label should be natural, active, and highly concentrated. Here are a few you would like to see: vitamin E, avocado oil, manuka honey, and coenzyme Q10.
Skin cells better absorb natural ingredients. This deep level of absorption allows them to help your skin produce new collagen and elastin on its own. Natural substances also block free radicals from damaging cells; this damage is one of the roots of skin aging.
To have success with skin creams, you need ingredients that kind of pinch your skin cells and tell them, "hey, wake up and start functioning like you did when I was younger". This is what natural ingredients do for you.
2. Are any of the ingredients chemicals?
Cosmetic companies widely use chemicals in their skin creams, because they are cheap. If you research different brands of face cream, you will run across them. Here are a few to look for on the label: mineral oil, fragrances, alcohols, and parabens.
Why are they used? Besides being cheap, some of them technically work. For example, mineral oil is used for moisturizing. Yes, it locks moisture into skin, but only by coating your skin and clogging pores. That's unacceptable. Clogged pores prevent toxin elimination, which often leads to an acne outbreak.
Chemical synthetic alternatives may work, but they all have a downside. In your face cream reviews, make sure you don't find a single one.
3. Has the face cream been tested for effectiveness?
A lot of cosmetics companies formulate face creams without any expert knowledge. If you read a claim that a certain product smoothes wrinkles or moisturizers, there should be proof. In your own face cream review, look for clinical testing on humans. It's essential in determining whether a face cream is for real or just hyped.
Any company that conducts clinical trials is dedicated to researching and developing products with the most effective ingredients. How do I know? Because actually proving (scientifically) that your products work requires a large commitment of time, money, and resources. As a consumer, you can feel confident that you're buying a quality product since so much has been invested in bringing it to market.
Now that you have an outline to use for your own face cream review, USE IT.
To get more face cream reviews, visit my website to learn about the best natural skincare ingredients---including a few exciting cutting-edge ingredients new on the market.
Instead of trying to figure out if a review is genuine or not, I recommend doing your own face cream reviews. It's all a matter of knowing what to look for; once you know that you'll be able to expertly judge a skincare product in minutes.
Focus on three simple things. Ask yourself these three questions:
1. Do the ingredients come from nature?
All the ingredients on the label should be natural, active, and highly concentrated. Here are a few you would like to see: vitamin E, avocado oil, manuka honey, and coenzyme Q10.
Skin cells better absorb natural ingredients. This deep level of absorption allows them to help your skin produce new collagen and elastin on its own. Natural substances also block free radicals from damaging cells; this damage is one of the roots of skin aging.
To have success with skin creams, you need ingredients that kind of pinch your skin cells and tell them, "hey, wake up and start functioning like you did when I was younger". This is what natural ingredients do for you.
2. Are any of the ingredients chemicals?
Cosmetic companies widely use chemicals in their skin creams, because they are cheap. If you research different brands of face cream, you will run across them. Here are a few to look for on the label: mineral oil, fragrances, alcohols, and parabens.
Why are they used? Besides being cheap, some of them technically work. For example, mineral oil is used for moisturizing. Yes, it locks moisture into skin, but only by coating your skin and clogging pores. That's unacceptable. Clogged pores prevent toxin elimination, which often leads to an acne outbreak.
Chemical synthetic alternatives may work, but they all have a downside. In your face cream reviews, make sure you don't find a single one.
3. Has the face cream been tested for effectiveness?
A lot of cosmetics companies formulate face creams without any expert knowledge. If you read a claim that a certain product smoothes wrinkles or moisturizers, there should be proof. In your own face cream review, look for clinical testing on humans. It's essential in determining whether a face cream is for real or just hyped.
Any company that conducts clinical trials is dedicated to researching and developing products with the most effective ingredients. How do I know? Because actually proving (scientifically) that your products work requires a large commitment of time, money, and resources. As a consumer, you can feel confident that you're buying a quality product since so much has been invested in bringing it to market.
Now that you have an outline to use for your own face cream review, USE IT.
To get more face cream reviews, visit my website to learn about the best natural skincare ingredients---including a few exciting cutting-edge ingredients new on the market.
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