The Truth About Anti Ageing Acne Skin Care Creams And Potions

How often have you looked into the mirror and mourned the loss of the smooth skin of your childhood? We have all found ourselves rushing out to purchase the latest anti ageing acne skin care creams and potions, in the hopes that those fine lines and wrinkles will miraculously disappear. But how much good are those creams and potions really doing, and what are the side effects that no one tells you about?

In the blockbuster hit Catwoman, Sharon Stone plays the creator of a very special anti ageing acne skin care cream. While the world prepares for the release of this amazing new product, the test subjects are dying off – faces literally melting away as the ingredients took their toll. When you buy that latest anti ageing acne skin care treatment, do you really know what it is you are actually buying?

I’m Putting What On My Face?

Due to the ever increasing controversy surrounding the testing of skin care products on animals, many makers of anti ageing acne skin care treatments have answered the call and stopped using animals in their laboratories. The upside to this is that every year less animals are being harmed by the chemicals in these products. The downside is that now, women are simply putting these chemicals directly onto their skin without worrying about the consequences. So happy are we that the lab rats are no longer being exploited, that we simply stopped reading the labels.

The majority of anti ageing acne skin care products contain chemicals that can be harmful to both you and your children when absorbed through – wait for it – the skin. While you would never dream of putting these products in your mouth, some chemicals can be just as harmful when placed on the skin. For example, Calcium Sulfate. This ingredient more commonly known as Plaster of Paris, is being used by many makers of anti Ageing acne skin care products as a skin firming agent. But did you know that this seemingly innocent agent can also be used as a type of rat poison?

Calcium Sulfate is merely one example of the types of chemicals being used by the makers of anti Ageing acne skin care products. Many different chemicals, including known carcinogens (cancer causing substances), are also being placed into these products. With the approval of the FDA.

So, before you rush out to buy the latest anti Ageing acne skin care creams and potions, brush up on your chemistry. Read the labels, and find out for sure what each of the ingredients are before applying them to your skin. If you are truly concerned about your beauty, there are many natural anti Ageing acne skin care products available, that use no chemicals at all.