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Are Mineral Oils in skincare really bad for the skin?

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Are Mineral Oils in skincare really bad for the skin?

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Yes they are and they must be avoided at all cost. The use of mineral oils in skincare products causes your skin to slow down with its production of natural sebum as the mineral oil deceives the skin in to believing that there is sufficient sebum on the surface of the skin. Mineral oils inhibit the natural functions of the skin such as getting rid of waste product and breathing. If these processes are impaired then the general functions and health of the skin is impaired. Mineral oils are in fact a derivative of petroleum and are used in cosmetic products because these are cheap not because they are healthy! What is the alternative? Vegetable oils such as Macadamia nut, Sesame oil, Olive oil, palm oil, and Shea Butter 14) Do I need special products for my baby or toddler? Yes you do, as you want to start out with safe healthy skincare right from the start. Ingredients that are not compatible with or identical to your baby’s skin will cause sensitivities and even allergies. In some case

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