The use of the term ‘organic’ is unfortunately unregulated for beauty products. Unless a product is certified, there’s no guarantee that it will contain truly organic ingredients.

Just because a brand claims their products are organic and .derived using clean formulas that use the best of of what nature has to give, it does not guarantee that the product will be gentle on your skin or that the product is safer for you.

It’s also important to pay attention to the ingredients list even if a product says it’s organic or naturally derived.

All-natural and organic products are often more difficult to preserve and therefore potentially more risky and subject to contamination and microbial growth,”
If you have sensitive skin, it is best to avoid products with harsh ingredients, abrasive scrubs, or fragrances as these can be irritating to the skin. If you have  oilyskin , it is best to look for products that are oil-free and which will not block the pores of your skin

Most of the brands that claim to be organic, in fact, only have a couple of active organic ingredients. The rest of the ingredients are chemicals and easily sourced ingredients, making the brands’ claim to be an organic brand not trustworthy. Most of the brands that are certified as organic in reality only use organic raw ingredients. This does not guarantee that the ingredients are not processed and treated with chemicals to get the extracts and oils from them. Organic need not always be better

This does not mean all beauty products are harmful to you. Some brands have managed to get the formulas, ingredients and preservatives perfected. That is why you should read  the product label properly and do your own research  regarding the ingredients it contains or contact a qualified dermatologist before using the product

No product should be used directly as part of your skincare routine without first doing a patch test to check  for skin allergies to  any ingredient of the product