Ecolicious: Bath and Body

>> Monday, April 26, 2010

I'm not sure why, but when I think of "organic" the last thing I think of are beauty products. My head automatically goes to foods, cleaning products, even clothing, but considering organic bath and body products is just as important as all those other things.

"Organic" basically means that the product was produced in an environment free of chemicals and is regulated by the USDA. If pesticides were used, they were plant or animal based. Something that is "all natural" is also grown naturally, but may contain chemicals like those found in pesticides. If it's important to you to avoid ingesting chemicals or breathing them in while cleaning, you probably don't want to apply chemicals directly to your skin. Luckily, there's a wide array of organic bath and body products available.

clockwise from top left:
Dani Organic Lotion in Passionfruit from 3r Living
Phytojoba Intense Hydrating Shampoo from Sephora
100% Pure Organic Honey Pear Body Scrub from Bath & Body Works
Midnight - Pure Organic Mineral Eye Color by orglamix


Here are some other great sites for organic products:
Kiss My Face
Bath By Bettijo
Illuminated Perfume
The Radiant Goddess

2 comments:

Ginny Huber April 28, 2010 at 12:35 PM  

what a nice idea, to explore eco skin products; nice to see your blog posts, Jen!!

Rebecca April 29, 2010 at 1:42 PM  

I'm following you now, so glad you posted the link on the EPE thread. I've got a great guacamole recipe.... I'll try to remember to convo you with it!

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