Noelle Chenery On Certified Organic Skin Care


Nowadays, as we walk on the supermarket aisles and we shop for our groceries, we may find that there have been certain foods especially produces that are said to be organic. This means that their products, even commercial foods that are said to be organic, do not contain any chemicals when producing them. So with the rampant popularity of organic foods, there were dermatologists and cosmetologists who also joined the bandwagon producing certified organic skin care to give the best care and pampering to our skin.

Today, more people believe that they deserve organic standards when it comes to their cosmetic and skin care. Thus, more and more people are researching like Queensland mom, Norelle Chenery are making products that are certified organic skin care.

Who Is She In The Industry

Norelle Chenery is an independent associate of the Organic Natural Expertise Group and what started out as a hobby in her kitchen made an impact to the beauty and cosmetic industry with her special formulation of certified organic skin care. Her company is the worlds first certified organic skin care and cosmetics producer plus, it is also the worlds first USDA approved and certified organic probiotics. Her company is also recognized to by other countries and was approved by IFOAM, ACO, JAS besides USDA.

Her certified organic skin care products include a line of rejuvenating cleanser, purifying cleanser, soothing cleanser, garnet exfoliant, different kinds of mineral mask and various types of skin conditioners, couperose gel, spot-check gel, different types of skin moisturizers and serums that only uses the most natural, purest ingredient that you could derive from nature.

What She Found Out

Norelle Chenery already made an impact in the organic skin care industry by forming and establishing her company, but she also found out that the skin care products that were advertised not tested on animals are really tested on them. The testing were usually done by independent laboratories and she also found out that products that advertise all-natural and safe were really formulated with synthetic chemicals. Though these manufacturers did not test their natural products on animals, they were using synthetic chemicals as their ingredients and were then tested on animals.

So when looking for organic skin care products, do not be fooled by their marketing propaganda and instead, look for the word certified in front or just around the word organic to really make sure what you have is a product that is cruelty and chemical free. That is the only proof that is internationally recognized and approved certified organic skin care.