Well, unfortunately, yes it can be to market the product too. Did you know that is what companies are doing as an advertising strageties. I may say it has lets say aloe or lavendar, but in reality it only has a trace and it is legal for them to promote it as so as long as it's in there somewhere....even minutely! Sad but true.
So do your research. AND also note, that you need to know what botanicals will benefit or NOT benefit your skin. You get the wrong botanical and it can irritate and cause opposite effects on what you are trying to achieve.
See that's the hard thing in this day and age....you never know what to believe or for that matter, what to trust or even choose that would work for everyone's individual skin types.
Hope that helps.
Also....some products with botanicals, depending on the preservatives, may need to be stored in the fridge.
This all takes some research on your part, which is hard, because we are not all chemists and scientists to know exactly what to look for or what OUT for.
So do your research. AND also note, that you need to know what botanicals will benefit or NOT benefit your skin. You get the wrong botanical and it can irritate and cause opposite effects on what you are trying to achieve.
See that's the hard thing in this day and age....you never know what to believe or for that matter, what to trust or even choose that would work for everyone's individual skin types.
Hope that helps.
Also....some products with botanicals, depending on the preservatives, may need to be stored in the fridge.
This all takes some research on your part, which is hard, because we are not all chemists and scientists to know exactly what to look for or what OUT for.
