Ancient Women Took Advantage of the Ingredients Found in Nature and Expressed Their Individual Inner Beauty

The history of makeup can be traced back to religious rituals as well as cultural folklore's. The lips, eyes, and face were known as elements that make up the window of the soul. Makeup was used to lift the spirit. Using natural ingredients to decorate the face became an everyday ritual as social cultures evolved through the centuries.

Technology has improved since the time of Cleopatra and the other women who used the minerals found in nature to express their inner power and beauty. Today mineral makeup is considered the only nature way to dress the face for the waiting world. Minerals are mined and then refined; then they are mixed, blended, and tested to produce chemical free makeup products. Mineral based makeup does not contain preservatives or harmful substances that can enter the bloodstream and disrupt normal cellular activity.

Mineral based makeup will not only stop facial breakouts it will help heal skin conditions that impact the quality of life. The days of liquid cosmetics filled with harmful chemicals are coming to an end thanks to mineral makeup.

Natural Ingredients in Mineral Cosmetics are Changing Faces in the 21st Century

Mineral based cosmetics contain ingredients that compliment the cells in the skin rather than disrupting and destroying them. The main minerals to look for in natural cosmetics are Zinc Oxide, Mica, Iron Oxide, and Titanium Dioxide. Kaolin Clay and Ultramarine Blue are also used for oily skin and to add pigment to the skin.

Chemical based makeup companies are waking up and adding some of these minerals to the inactive list of ingredients in order to take advantage of the popularity of mineral based cosmetic products, but the main ingredients can still have a negative impact on a person's general health and well being.

Makeup that contains Bismuth oxychloride, Formaldehyde, Propylparaben, or Methylparabens should be thrown away. Chemical cosmetics that list Imidazolidinyl Urea and Diazolidinyl Urea, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, or synthetic colors as ingredients should also be avoided since all of these chemicals can have a negative impact on skin cells or cells in other organs.

The mineral ingredient list in today's modern makeup is a short one, but they perform as a group and highlight the positive and cover the negative without causing harmful side effects. Women who wear mineral based cosmetics daily say they feel so natural that they forget they are wearing makeup. The mineral based ingredients are gentle on the skin and they have the ability to heal any skin irritations caused by free radicals or a weakened immune system.

Mineral makeup is changing the cosmetic industry. It unclogs pores, protects the skin from the sun, and absorbs oil. Those benefits alone give women the peace of mind to continue the ritual started by the beautiful women of yesteryear.

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