he provided article, "An Overview," discusses the varied and often unregulated definition of the term "natural" as it applies to products, particularly in the context of skin care. It presents several definitions from different organizations, including the USDA (for meat and poultry),...

This blog article discusses four key factors that determine the absorption of chemicals into the body: the method of consumption (digestion, inhalation, injection, or through the skin), the concentration of the chemical, the duration of exposure (time), and the frequency of exposure....

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant that protects cells from damage caused by free radicals, which are generated by metabolism and environmental factors like pollution and smoke. This damage accumulates with age and can contribute to diseases. In skincare, Vitamin E is...

This article explains the differences between perfumes, eau de parfums, and other fragrances based on the concentration of aromatic compounds. It reveals that many popular scents, like "white musk" and "orchid," are not natural but are instead synthetically created. The article highlights...