This forum used to have members that were using "alternative" skin care products such as olive oil, coconut oil, etc.
Is anyone over 40 still staying away from products that require one to call the poison control center if ingested? This statement alone should be reason enough to use only eatable products on ones skin. Why would I want to put something onto the biggest organ of the body if it would kill me if I'd eat it? And if one argues that these molecules are too large to be absorbed by the body, then those creams just stay and smooth out the dead layers of the skin and do not really improve the skin's tecture.
For my part, I am still using products that are non-poisonous.
Is anyone over 40 still staying away from products that require one to call the poison control center if ingested? This statement alone should be reason enough to use only eatable products on ones skin. Why would I want to put something onto the biggest organ of the body if it would kill me if I'd eat it? And if one argues that these molecules are too large to be absorbed by the body, then those creams just stay and smooth out the dead layers of the skin and do not really improve the skin's tecture.
For my part, I am still using products that are non-poisonous.