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Creative Nature Issue Stark Warning With Regards To Anti-Ageing
Added: (Tue Jun 16 2009)
Visiting a high-street department store in your quest for everlasting youth, can be a baffling experience for even the most avid shopper, stunned by a mix of colourful packaging, unproven promises and that jaw dropping price tag, never before has the hunt for that anti-ageing secret been more difficult for a mere mortal like me and you.
However, when it comes down to the ‘nitty gritty’, how do you choose a product worth its weight in gold and what exactly does your selection contain? As Jamie Knivet from Creative Nature, a firm who offer Apricot Kernels, Goji berries and Pumpkin oil, outlines, your beloved anti-aging products can contain fillers, chemical nasties, snake venom (yes you did hear us right), shark eggs and snail slime!
Mr Knivett from the firm who offer natural anti ageing products with a difference, said, “It is absolutely shocking what some of the topical creams found at your local department store or pharmacy contain. So often when choosing a new cream you will smell it in the store, and many of the big brands are aware of this so they attempt to pack their products with fragrance. This may seem like a good thing to do, but to those in the know it can have extremely damaging effects on the skin. When consumers see the word fragrance, they should be aware that this is an umbrella term of around 4000 different ingredients and many of these are carcinogenic or toxic.”
Making it increasingly difficult to determine what our products really contain, labelling in today’s marketplace consists of confusing messages and small print, which does not educate the consumer effectively, after all food is so clearly labelled in today’s society, so why are skin care products left out of the fold?
Pushing for a natural and organic approach to anti-ageing, Creative Nature work by the ethos that beauty comes from within and are promoting the benefits gained from incorporating superfoods such as Apricot Kernels into your daily diet.
Dubbed as one of the most healthiest foods on earth by health experts alike, Apricot Kernels are extremely bitter in taste but contain vitamin B17, B1 and B6. Grown in the Himalayas, between 6000 and 10,000 feet, these kernels are similar in taste to almonds and marzipan, and have been used for thousands of years by tribes such as the Hunzas, Hopi Indians and the Karakorum who live on a diet rich in Amygdalin. As a result these tribes do not suffer with the most common of western diseases, highlighting the great effects Apricot Kernels can have on your general health and well being.”
Mr Knivett added, “Instead of purchasing expensive topical creams for your anti ageing needs, I would certainly advise those seeking that youthful glow to try Apricot Kernels for a few months and to see for themselves the huge benefits that can be reaped from incorporating something so small into their daily diet.”
For more information on any of the products available at Creative Nature, please visit their site at http://www.creative-nature.co.uk.
Editor’s Note: Creative Nature is represented by the search engine optimisation (SEO) team at Top Position, the online advertising consultancy. Please direct all press queries to Tina Clough. Email: tina@topposition.co.uk or call: 01623 726233.