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Cosmetics Bath 365 - Green Cosmetics

Humans (most) care very much about how they look and smell. The health of our skin and hair are core aspects to our appearance. Everybody wants to be as attractive as possible, hence the long history of cosmetics, dating back thousands of years.

Many cosmetic and skin products perform a valuable function in caring for our health. Washing your hands with soap is essential to healthy hygiene. Brushing your teeth is essential to proper dental care. Proper skin care can help control acne, and reduce infection and the load on the immune system.

But as much as we all want to be attractive, it is easy to cross the line into over indulgence in the pursuit of youth, beauty and luxury.

The challenge for the green cosmetics buyer is finding a balance between being attractive after his or her health and enjoying a little indulgence, while resisting the temptation to over spend.

The issues that create the most debate about cosmetics are their potential effects on human health and the use of toxic ingredients and animal testing in their production.