is a test message'); return false">product you have never heard of? Remedies which are brewed in the kitchens of houses should not be placed on the same level as retail ones. The retail skin care products have gone through a battery of scientific research, a host of FDA approval checks and gone through countless tests and retests. The final product is clean and approved, with ingredients used for safe consumption. One other thing you have to be aware of is the fact that home made skin creams don’t have a US FDA approved list of ingredients written in a neat black and white sticker on the back. This is bad for two reasons. You can’t check the ingredients being used and you cannot be sure if anything is being held back from you. This secret ingredient could be fatal and trigger a rash or reaction that could land you in a hospital bed looking like a porcupine that fought with a lobster.

To say that they are affective, there has not been a report of a ‘home sourced’ skin cream being anywhere remotely effective. Don’t be fooled. Sitting out there isn’t some genius dermatologist of the century with the secret formula for immortality. Don’t believe the hype. It does not exist. Always trust the brands and the advice of the dermatologist. To answer the question posed at first, ‘Can homemade skin care products be as effective as retail ones?’ -the answer is no. Would you go to a tool shed to do a triple bypass? Then you have your answer as well. If you must have a home made solution, then go only to trusted sources that only promote the use of all natural ingredients. That is the only way you can be sure of a safe and secure way to treat your skin problems.