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How important is it that your skin care products have only natural ingredients?

Do you look for natural ingredients in your skin products?  If so, what specific ingredients are you looking for?  If not, what other priorities do you have when purchasing skin products?

Extremely important.  I only use skin care products with purely natural ingredients (22.0%)

Somewhat important.  Natural ingredients are important but other factors matter too (65.3%)

Not very important.  I purchase skin care products based on other factors. (12.7%)

How important is it that your skin care products have only natural ingredients?
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  • Nayazha By Nayazha
    on Nov 10, 2010  

    I have very sensitive skin , while natural is good there are other ingredients I need to be satisfied with a skin care product.

  • deenice22 By deenice22
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    I have sensitive skin, so I look for products without dyes, perfumes, and chemicals.

  • Brenda121 By Brenda121
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    I have sensitive skin & I'm careful about what I use.. I would love to find a great product.

  • grammy By grammy
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    I enjoy natural skin care products and purchase many from Israeli companies using dead sea salt.

  • msfriendly By msfriendly
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    I have super sensitive skin and I've found that the natural products work best for me.

  • hotfrenchy78 By hotfrenchy78
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    Natural Products work the best for me!!!

  • mardel By mardel
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    I like products with natural ingredients but they are so hard to find! I like to do research on beauty products before I purchase them!

  • hotfrenchy78 By hotfrenchy78
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    I love natural products on my skin!!!

  • grr0510 By grr0510
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    Sometimes natural ingredients can be irritating - for sensitive skin it can really be a problem. I think sometimes it is used more as a marketing tool than as a beneficial ingredient.

  • adendyut By adendyut
    on Nov 11, 2010  

    The function of the ingredients is what matters.