It’s especially important to use moisturizers with emollients during the winter months, when skin is the most dry. Examples include: cocoa & shea butter, petrolatum, lanolin, esters, beeswax, sweet almond oil and apricot oil. See? Not every scary scientific-sounding ingredient isn’t all-natural!
Wanna try a great product with emollients? Check out Skinceuticals Eye Balm Rehabilitative Emollient For Aging Skin ($45), which is specifically formulated to counter moisture loss, collagen breakdown, and free radical damage around the delicate eye area.
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I love these posts of yours, very informative! Thanks!
This is really interesting. I've never really thought about choosing products by ingredients in this way before.
Love your blog. Found you through the blog hop.
Thanks ladies! Going by ingredients is a great way to choose beauty products. It's best to look through your collection and find products that have worked really well for you, then check out their ingredients lists and see what might have done the trick. Then you can look for similar ingredients in new picks.