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What is the difference between Natural and Organic? |
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Here are some definitions as a guide. Take note that there is no single standard for “natural” or for “organic” cosmetics. In theory, a natural or organic cosmetic contains nothing synthetic.
- Natural refers to ingredients derived from plants, minerals, or algae
- Organic describes substances grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, and processed without man-made chemicals
- Natural -- Some of the ingredients come from nature (non-synthetic).
- All Natural -- All of the ingredients come from nature.
- Made with Organic Ingredients -- The majority of the ingredients meet an "organic" standard, typically meaning that no synthetic pesticides are used in growing ingredients and that farming methods stress conservation.
- Organic -- Almost all of the ingredients meet an "organic" standard.
- 100 Percent Organic -- All of the ingredients meet an "organic" standard.
The ‘natural’ ingredients are unaltered, untreated, are not artificial and have nature as the ingredients’ source.
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