Listed below are several of my personal choices for organic facial care. Your mileage may vary, but these work for me!

Pangea Organics Facial Mask

First of all, it comes in a small, small bottle…60ml. The manufacturer claims the mask brings back some sort of balance. Oh, and that each ingrediant is truly organic..taken from the sea, forest, desert, and mountains. The claims are that it detoxifies, strengthens, tones, stimulates and polishes. I like the polishes part.

From my experience, it felt great in application and it did what it supposedly was made to do. It didn’t feel caked on or greasy. The price was around $35, but could be found much more expensive elsewhere. Use your priceguides!

Eminence Organic Skincare

Described as an intense, microderm polisher for the skin, it’s listed for all types. Listed below are some of the ingrediants..

Pear: bioflavonoids, hydroxycinnamic acids (antioxidant). Green Apple: Vitamin C, fruit flavonoids, quercetin (anti-inflammatory). Poppy Seed: gentle exfoliation

I’ve used it and I enjoy it, it’s not cheap, but then again nothing organic really is. I’ve listed some other user reviews below as well-

“cannot believe how soft my skin is after I use this exfoliant. I have just recently become a fan of Eminence after having a facial. I’m 35 and I’ve always had some trouble with breakouts. My skin is so clear and soft and moisturized, not dried out, after using thier skin care line. I have tried so many anti-blemish products from Clearasil, Clean and Clear, Nutrogena, and Proactive to expensive lines like Lancome and Dr. Brandt. Eminence is by far the best I’ve ever tried. It is pricey, but it actually works.”