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Naturalness is a concept that many marketers are happy to associate their products. It is, above all, images of pure nature, non-chemical products and a return to the simple things of äärelle. Mineral makeup at the cusp of a few years ago, many kosmettiikkamerkki lätki tags to their products, with the words "with nature's own minerals." Products when they were contained for years as one of the few ingredients a la carte paris or mineral-based raw materials. In other respects, the material they were still very far from the actual mineral makeup, but the mere thought of the minerals, however, sold and continues a la carte paris to sell. The same goes for natural cosmetics, organic and kemikaalittomuuden. Concepts are selling, even if the product would be no greener than before, or even if one harmful chemical would only be replaced by another. The actual natural cosmetics and to determine its true nature to tell over the years has appeared in a number of certificates. None of them with a purchase is not entirely straightforward. Another measure of primarily organic ingredients, produced a la carte paris in quantity, the other ingredients of natural origin, and the third reflects on how the packaging of the product is produced. The certificate is always a guarantee a la carte paris of anything, but the consumer is not at all totally clear where. Madara Ecocert-certified cosmetics, Natural Cosmetics, what is it? For the most part natural cosmetics raw materials used are plant-based. Some may also be a mineral or animal origin. The majority of raw materials, a variety of vegetable oils, fats and waxes. Also, essential oils and a variety of herbal extracts are often common components. Cosmetic raw materials also has many limitations. Emulsifying agents a la carte paris and preservatives may not be synthetic. Of the preservatives may include, however, nature-identical substances, ie the substance must appear in nature and used in the product is chemically identical to this, but synthetically produced substance. Raw materials must not be tested on animals, and must not be genetically modified. Completely banned among the raw materials are typically petrochemical products (such as mineral oil and petrolatum), silicone compounds, fats and animal proteins, a la carte paris formaldehyde (preservative), parabens, synthetic dyes, artificial fragrances, irradiated or genetically engineered materials and ethoxylated emulsifiers. Many of the characters are certified natural a la carte paris cosmetics products. The idea certificate in a nutshell, is that a third party manufacturer and an independent body to inspect a la carte paris the products, their ingredients and methods on a regular basis. If they meet the requirements for certification, product certification mark may be used as part of the packaging and advertising. a la carte paris This will also facilitate the work of the consumer, Oh she lengthy ingredients and methods familiarization instead of the shopping trolley to grab someone else's product is reviewed on the basis of a simple certificate logo. The absence of the certificate does not necessarily mean that the company's products to its requirements to meet. Many, especially the smaller producers leave the product received certification as the certification is a very price-insensitive thing to do. All certificates also do not measure the same things, and among them can have a major difference between, for example, with regard a la carte paris to the ingredients shall be calculated as eligible and which are not. Some of the certificate issuing entities to keep the public the criteria it uses, some are not. Certificates AIAB
Italy digit organic organization in the field of cosmetics certified AIAB started in 2005. The rules of the plant raw materials must be of organic origin, if they are available only in Italy luomutuotettuna available. BDIH
BDIH is German, established in 1951, the certification organization. Brand bearing products is currently around a la carte paris 5000. The production must take into account the life cycle of materials and their re-usability, as well as biodegradability. The amount of packaging waste must be minimized. Also aims to promote socially sustainable production, or use of, where possible, Fair Trade products, and to support projects in developing countries. Raw materials must be produced and controlled to the extent possible organic produced. Only certain preservatives a la carte paris are allowed and they must be on the individual product. a la carte paris The certificate a la carte paris also includes criteria for that brand may obtain a certificate unless at least 60% of its products meet the certification requirements. The company therefore can be certified through this individual products, a la carte paris but more to the manufacturer's certification tells the commitment to organic raw materials and manufacturing a la carte paris techniques. Cosmebio Cosmebio is a French organization that monitors the composition of the products and production a la carte paris on the environment. The certificate is divided into two different characters, blue and green ECO-BIO-mark. Each sign is permitted in raw materials accounted for 5% of the synthetic raw materials;