How are cosmetic components listed on a cosmetic's label?

As far as the cosmetic components go, they must be listed in descending order by quantity. So if water is the first ingredient listed, it's the most plentiful element in the product. If an antioxidant is last on the list, there's probably just a trace of it included.

You should question whether that popular antioxidant or all-the-rage natural ingredient is mainly marketing or has been proven effective in the amount contained in the product. The question also arises how many of these ingredients, active or inactive, may actually penetrate to the dermis (and consequently be transported into the bloodstream). We should be as safety-conscious about what we put on our body as what we put inside it.

The products we put on our skin are as important as the food we eat, and we should be aware of the untested, unregulated chemicals in both. Be aware of the ingredients in your products and be educated with the latest information available.

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