Between Organic

Type “organic skin care” in Google and browse through the result.

Here is a short sample from the result:

I like the products from Origins

go to Trader Joes! they have a great selection and are not expensive!!!!!!

I buy my organic skin care products from this site:

The products they sell there are certified organic, meaning the product is certified organic. You’ll notice a lot of skin care products say organic but don’t have the USDA symbol there. Without the USDA symbol, it’s not certified organic. So it probably has a few organic ingredients and not certified organic.

So there is a difference, please be aware if you want the good stuff. Their products range from 5 to 100 dollars but it’s well worth it. Most of their products last 1 to 2 months depending on the amount you use, so it’s about same as really expensive stuff that’s harmful to your body.

Look for the skin care package. It cost 100 dollars and includes a skin cleanser, conditioner, and moisturizer. And it’s a 1 to 2 month supply depending on how much you use. That’s what my wife and I use. It’s a bargain if you compare to the conventional equivalent.

Oh, and if you decide to use, I want to tell you that 5 percent of the people that use organic skin care break out in a slight rash when they first use it. The rash is actually your skin detoxicing the chemicals that are in your pores. It will go away in 2 or 3 days.

I gave my mother the 3 Pak Package as a gift and she had a slight rash and after 2 days the rash disappeared and she continued to use it. Her face is soooo soft.

Good luck!