Many women (and some men) enjoy the luxury of spa products. If you would like to build your own little collection of spa products to enjoy at home, there are dozens of companies that offer spa products for sale. How do you know what to buy and what is worth the price? What is just hype and what really works as advertised? To answer these questions, look for the following three things in your spa products before you buy them.
The List of Ingredients
Spa products that have very long lists of ingredients that you cannot pronounce or have no idea what they are may not be the best products. Some of the chemicals in these products have very long and unpronounceable names and are often just added as preservatives. What you want to look for is a short list of ingredients, most of which should be natural or organic. You should know exactly what the ingredients are. You should not have to become an amateur chemist overnight to figure out what is in your spa products.
Dermatologist-Tested, Not Animal-Tested
If a dermatologist tested the product on several willing volunteers and the results were good or adequate for the what the product claims to do, the product gets a stamp of approval from a dermatologist. What you do not want are products that were first tested on animals. If the manufacturer of your spa products felt that they needed to test the products on animals first, there is a strong possibility that those products could cause an unpleasant reaction on your skin. Look for spa products that have the dermatologist-tested seal of approval and the stamp that clearly says "NOT tested on animals." These products are generally safe for most human uses and purposes.
Proven Results
Finally, if you are going to spend a lot of money on spa products, you want to be sure that they are proven products. Thoroughly research each product, including looking it up in a consumer reports guide, to see if there have been any complaints or lawsuits about the product. Also, research how effective the product seems to be to other consumers. If you are unsure about a product and you just want to try it, there are many spa product companies that now offer trial sizes and free samples of product so that you can test it out before you decide to buy a full size bottle, tube or jar of the products that interest you.
For more information, contact Intelligent Skin Sense or a similar company.
