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At Natures Healthbox you can browse and buy from one of the largest selections of natural Skincare ranges available in the UK. We stock Moisturisers, Cleansers & Face Washes, Body Treatments, and specialist skincare products from some of the very best natural & organic skincare producers around today.
The cosmetics industry is basically unregulated and about 10% of the 10,000 chemicals commonly found in almost all skincare & cosmetic products are classified as “safe”. Unfortunately, many of those safe ingredients are endocrine-disrupting parabens or phthalates, which may cause reproductive issues. So the more you expose yourself to these chemical based ingredients, the more they concentrate in your Body.
Natural beauty & skincare products have come a long way in recent years and subsequently the demand for them has signifcantly soared. In today's modern world, when many of us are increasingly conscious of detoxing, using natural beauty products made with a blend of organic and non-toxic ingredients are a good way to keep you safe and healthy.
So why not bin those brutal body creams and toss away those toxic toners today!
Most natural & organic beauty products are:
Recent research suggests that an organic skincare routine can address Skin irritation and hyper-pigmentation, as well as reduce skin damage caused by the sun's harmful UV rays.
There’s a misconception that natural beauty & skincare brands, such as Desert Essence, Benecos, Faith in Nature and Rio Rosa Mosqueta (to name but a few) are more expensive than the mainstream brands, but that’s far from true. Natural and organic products may not be as cheap as those mass produced chemical brands, but when you consider that junk food is far cheaper than organic Food, wouldn’t you rather spend a few extra pounds on something that isn't full of free-radicals?
