Switch to natural cosmetics 'one product at a time'
Individuals keen to invest in natural cosmetics have been advised on how to make the change from chemical-based items to products made from plants.
In an article for the Huffington Post, Hollywood stylist Nicole Cothrun Venables described how choosing eco-friendly items can be daunting.
She recommended starting by replacing one product at a time so as to reduce cost and suggested looking for items that are two or four-in-one.
"Inquire with the experts at your local healthy stops and neighbourhood farmers markets as they're usually informed and passionate and can easily provide applicable recommendations," Ms Venables stated.
It was noted that some natural beauty products can appear different and take some getting used to, as a result you are best to wait a number of weeks before deciding whether to stick with a new product or not.
Miranda Kerr is one famous face who is a fan of organic cosmetics, having recently told the Sydney Morning Herald that it is important people look after their bodies inside and out.
Posted by Claire Thomson
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