No. You don't need any knowledge of chemistry or cosmetology and you don't need laboratory experience. All you need are the proper recipes and ingredients.

No. You don't need to buy special equipment, such as laboratory equipment or other expensive materials. All you need are simple kitchen utensils like measuring spoons and cups, a kitchen blender, and some glass containers for mixing. 

Chemicals are often added for better quality or performance. However, it is important to differentiate between harmful and valuable chemicals.

Creating your own cosmetic products will save money. Once you have a stock of basic ingredients, you are able to create various products enough for several months.

You can preserve products for a couple of weeks or for three to four years depending on three factors: 1) how clean you work (disinfection is very important); 2) what kind of container you use (dispensers are preferable because contamination is minimized); 3) the concentration of anti-microbial agents (essential oils, vitamins, and preservatives).

International Nomenclature Cosmetic Ingredient (INCI) Names are the unique identifiers for cosmetic ingredients that are assigned by an International Nomenclature Committee  in accordance with rules published in the most recent version  of the International Cosmetic Ingredient Dictionary and Handbook,  published by the Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association, Washington, DC, USA.   These identifiers are recognized for ingredient labeling of personal care products in the United States, the European Union,  and many other countries.

Using a good moisturizer can help prevent and treat dry skin, it can also protect sensitive skin and improve the texture of your skin. Using a moisturizer daily can improve the skin’s hydrating and make your skin healthy and glowing.

The biggest advantage of self-made products is that they are genuinely natural. There is no need to add chemicals for a certain color or fragrance, or to achieve a shelf-life of several years. You simply add what's good for your skin at concentrations which are effective for you, making each product explicitly yours. This includes many different botanic ingredients, such as concentrated herbal extracts, precious plant oils and plant distillates, sugars, vitamins, lipids, proteins and natural essential oils.

Yes, you need to moisturize your skin even if you have oily skin. Moisturizer is used to improve your skin’s texture and to hydrate your skin. If you have oily skin, you can use oil-free moisturizer to avoid greasy and shiny looking skin.

Acne is the most common skin problem. It can be caused by excess sebum oil, clogged pores, hormonal changes, medication or lifestyle and diet changes.  Though it is common during puberty stage, young adults can also have acne outbreak before the age of 30.  It is less common in older adults.  Other factors such as stress and cosmetic products can also cause acne.

No. In older recipes for homemade products eggs, milk, yoghurts and other food products have usually been used as basic ingredients for making body care products. Nowadays, however, the ingredients for homemade cosmetics are only highly purified botanicals together with manufactured or chemically modified natural ingredients.

We provide a list of common harmful ingredients to watch out for in cosmetics, including parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrances, and explain why they should be avoided.

We offer guidance on how to identify your skin type, whether it's oily, dry, combination, or sensitive, so you can choose the right cosmetics and skincare products.

We address safety concerns surrounding DIY cosmetics, emphasizing the importance of proper formulation, hygiene, and ingredient knowledge to ensure safe and effective homemade products.

Yes, "Ceramides offer universal benefits for all skin types by promoting overall skin well-being."

Vegan skincare products are formulated without any animal-derived ingredients or by-products. This means they exclude components like beeswax, lanolin, carmine, collagen, and other substances obtained from animals. These products strictly adhere to cruelty-free practices, abstaining from animal testing during production.

Look for specific labels or certifications indicating that a product is vegan. Common logos include the "Certified Vegan" symbol, the "Leaping Bunny" logo, or other cruelty-free and vegan certification seals. Additionally, carefully reviewing the list of ingredients can help to identify whether a product is truly vegan, as it should not contain any animal-derived components.

 Carbopol 940 is a cross-linked polyacrylic acid polymer, commonly used as a thickening agent, stabilizer, and suspending agent in a variety of personal care and cosmetic products. 

Yes, Carbopol 940 is considered safe for use in cosmetics when used as directed. It has been extensively evaluated for safety and is approved for use in cosmetic formulations by regulatory authorities around the world. 

Bamboo extract, scientifically known as Bambusa vulgaris extract, is derived from the bamboo plant and is rich in antioxidants, amino acids, and silica. Its benefits in cosmetics include soothing sensitive skin, providing hydration and moisture, offering antioxidant protection against environmental stressors, and promoting hair strength and vitality.  

 Absolutely! Beetroot Extract Pigment is derived from natural beetroot and is generally regarded as safe for cosmetic use. However, as with any ingredient, it's essential to conduct patch tests to ensure compatibility with individual skin types and to follow recommended usage levels. 

Both natural and synthetic ingredients have their merits in cosmetic formulations. Natural ingredients, derived from plants, minerals, or animals, are often preferred for their perceived safety, sustainability, and potential skincare benefits. However, synthetic ingredients can offer consistency, precision, and cost-effectiveness in formulations. The choice between natural and synthetic ingredients depends on factors such as formulation goals, regulatory constraints, and consumer preferences.
Is it safe to create cosmetic products at home?

 While it's possible to create cosmetic products at home, safety should always be a primary concern. It's essential to educate yourself about cosmetic chemistry, proper formulation techniques, and hygiene practices to ensure the safety and effectiveness of your homemade products. Additionally, be cautious with ingredient selection and always perform patch tests to check for potential allergic reactions. 

The difference between a Gel and Cream is very simply that the gel is transparent, and a cream is not. When applied, gels are typically colorless and disappear. Creams, despite having a colour base, are not visible once applied, but gels get absorbed more rapidly than creams. The majority of gels are oil-free.

After cleansing your face with a face wash, apply a tiny amount of the Natural Face Gel evenly across the entire face. It can be used both in the morning and at night.