Organic products: how to find them? - By Sissylove85

Hi everybody!

Today I'll show you how to understand if a product is organic and where to find them.

  Italiano per favore!

In the previous article I talked about organic products, our awareness in this regard and it is far easier to pass on these great products. If you have not read that article yet, this is the link organic products = more awareness
The main difficulty of the transition to organic products is to figure out what products you can use and where to find them accordingly.
First of all we need to understand what is the INCI, this stranger ... It stands for International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients.
By law it must be written on all products and is nothing more than the ingredients list of the product. We must also know how an INCI is structured: the ingredients are put in descending order according to their percentage in the product, then there is a further division into three parts, in the first part there are the ingredients that make up to 90% of the total product, the second part contains from 5 to 8% and in the third part is 1 to 3% of the total ingredients. This means that if the ingredients are top of the list will be present in greater quantities, whereas if they are in the middle or bottom of the list, the percentage will be low or even almost non-existent.
Clarified the unknown INCI, here are some tips to get more info on the INCI of a product: as well as follow my blog (^_^), I can recommend to use the biodizionario (biodizionario it is an italian site, but you can use it as well because all the ingredient are writing in english or latin) is a veritable dictionary of cosmetic ingredients that are contained in all products. We just take the product and write an INCI ingredient at a time, the ingredient will be close to a traffic light: green is organic, yellow is in the center and red is harmful, and finally if there are two green is super organic while if there are two red we are in front of the devil!In the search for organic products do not fall into the error of relying on what it advertises the product, if in the name there is the word "organic" the product isn't necessarily  organic... I know it's a big job, I told that was the hardest thing to do, but if you think about all that is good in pass organic products, it is a small sacrifice that is done in peace. Anyway, I'm here to try to be of help! ^_^
Generally organic products can be found in health food stores, food stores specialize in just biological, but also in some supermarkets or chain stores of products for personal care.
I'll write some articles where some organic brands and where to find them (especially in Italy), on the understanding that if you want you could buy them on the internet. These items will not be real reviews, but more a list of products you can try. The next article will cover the hair products specifically for curly hair, and will be a collaboration with RoxyRocksTv (here is the link to her YouTube channel: RoxyRocksTV)
Having said that I just have to welcome you to the organic world!
As always, I hope to be helpful, and again if you have any questions just ask ^ _ ^
Bye bye to all and see you soon!

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