When it comes to the other ingredients in the list, it’s a bit more of a controversial story. While shea butter and glycerin are both known as core moisturising ingredients commonly used in thousands of skin care products, another heavily featured ingredient in this cream is alcohol denat. And for those who haven’t heard of it before, it is quite the controversial product to include.

Depending on your personal definition of natural, other certifications to look out for might include Kojic Acid:Natural skin brightener derived from mushrooms. Prevents hyperpigmentation. Targets sun spots, age spots and scarring.Each association has its own definition for natural, so consumers can look up these definitions and see if that’s what they’re looking for too,” says Baki. “If they like the criteria, they can look for these logos on products.”

The luxurious texture is richly hydrating yet easily absorbs into skin. Skin will look and feel firmer, brighter, healthy and rejuvenated. The ideal base for your PHB makeup. Brighten Up Aromatherapy Blend: We use the purest essential oils chosen for their skin care benefits and blended by our expert perfumer. Our Brighten Up blend will boost your mood with uplifting Neroli, Grapefruit & Immortelle. Combined with grounding Vetiver and restorative Petitgrain to re-energise your spirit and calm your mind. Handmade with love | For all skin types, brightening & age-defying | Safe to use during pregnancy | Suitable for all genders | Recommended for ages 16+. Enriched with a powerhouse duo of kombucha and fermented ginger, the moisturiser works to brighten and flood skin with nourishing hydration, and targets the appearance of enlarged pores, wrinkles and imperfections. It illuminates the skin from within, and contributes towards a natural, dewy brightness.It’s not mandatory for companies to get their products certified as natural, but some may do so to help build consumer trust, says Baki. Three such certifying agencies are the National Products Association, EWG Verified, and COSMOS-standard. that is, or may reasonably be considered to be, defamatory, libellous, hateful, racially or religiously biased or offensive, unlawfully threatening or unlawfully harassing to any individual, partnership or corporation;