Monday, November 22, 2010

Herbal Beauty Tips For Skin

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External impurities and internal toxins are the worst enemies
 of our body and skin and herbal beauty products and 
detoxification remedies help us not only to get rid of 
them but also provide additional nutrients to the body.

Some of the popular herbs known for detoxification, 
elimination and expulsion of toxins from the body, 
providing nutrition and stimulation to skin and other vital 
organs such as liver and digestive system, are Burdock 
Root, Cascara Sagrada, Dandelion Root, Echinacea 
Purpurea Root, Fenugreek, Ginger Root, Lactobacillus
 Sporogenes, Marshmallow Root, Milk Thistle Concentrate,
 Pepsin, Red Clover Flowers, Sarsaparilla Root and
 Yellow Dock Root among many others.

Natural herbal products are skin-friendly, have almost
 nil side effects, provide nourishment to skin and contain
 minerals and vitamins that keep your skin healthy. 
Skin care products must be fragrance free, should not have
 artificial colors, should be non-irritating and non-comedogenic
 and must be cruelty-free. Sometimes beauty problems 
are born out of dietary imbalance and must be paid attention
 to from that aspect. Weak fingernails may be symbolic
 of calcium deficiency while lusterless hair may
 speak of silicon deficiency.

Our skin faces a constant barrage of chemicals everyday 
from pollution to harsh chemically formulated products 
that strip the skin of its natural balance. These simple
 Ayurvedic home remedies help you to attain a clear, 
healthy and glowing skin complexion. We mentions
 many simple natural ways to maintain a healthy and
 glowing skin. Using these natural ways, one can stay 
beautiful for a longer period without having to suffer
 the side effects of the chemicals.
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Skin Cleanser:

Found in your own kitchen is a simple, chemical free cleanser
 good unboiled milk. All you need to do is dip a piece of 
cotton wool in milk and wipe your face with it. It also
 cleans unseen dirt and goes down into your pores. 
Another fine cleanser is almond oil, especially effective
 in protecting the delicate skin under the eyes.

Skin Conditioner:

Another simple and excellent skin conditioner that can
 be made out of 1 tbsp. honey blended with 2 tbsp. 
cream (of milk). Leave it on for a few minutes and 
wash it off. It works like magic.

Skin Cleanser:

Found in your own kitchen is a simple, chemical free 
cleanser good unboiled milk. All you need to do is dip a
 piece of cotton wool in milk and wipe your face with it. 
It also cleans unseen dirt and goes down into your pores. 
Another fine cleanser is almond oil, especially effective
 in protecting the delicate skin under the eyes.

Most Popular Herb for Skin Care:

Aloe vera is an important ingredient of many beauty 
cosmetics and skin lotions. The parts used are gel from
 the succulent leaves and aloe juice. Some of its significant
 properties are demulcent, antibacterial, antibiotic, 
source of allantoin; useful for healing cuts and wounds, 
as analgesic for mild pain, and for soothing sunburn.

Herbal Beauty Tips for Skin:

1. Unboiled milk is the best natural cleanser. It helps
 clean pores by removing dirt and adds a healthy glow
 to your face.
2. Regularly applying pure castor oil keeps the skin clean,
 moisturized, and healthy. It slows down the aging 
process and prevents wrinkles.
3. Rubbing a raw potato works like a miracle on marks and 
pigmentation giving you naturally clear and glowing skin.
4. Soak ten to twelve large castor oil leaves in hot water and 
wrap around your feet for a few minutes. This is a very 
effective herbal remedy for quickly soothing tired feet after
 a long day.
5. A paste made from equal portions of glycerin, rose water
 and cucumber juice gives you a natural and effective
 sunscreen that prevents sun tanning.
6. For making a herbal hair spray, cut a lemon into four 
pieces and boil it with a cup of water until half a cup is left.
 Add a few drops of vodka if you want to preserve it and 
use it instead of harsh hair sprays with made from chemical
 ingredients.
7. Herbal soaps are a healthier and more natural substitute 
and is very easy to make; mix 2 table spoons of finely 
ground almond with equal quantities of white clay and 
borax with a table spoon of almond oil. You can also add 
a little rose water to it. This is a particularly useful herbal 
remedy for sun burnt skin.
8. Adding a table spoon of vinegar to the bathtub will help 
cleanse your skin and get rid of the extra oils and
 dirt on it.
9. Oily hair and scalp is a problem faced everyday by 
women all over the world. Mix half a cup of yarrow with 
two cups of boiling water and add two table spoons of 
apple cider vinegar. Use this paste instead of your 
regular shampoo for glowing hair.
10. Oil infusions work miracles for various skin problems
 including sun burns, dry and chapped skin, and a number
 of skin infections. For making an oil infusion, put the dried
 herbs in olive oil and heat it at 38 degrees Celsius for
 up to 10 days. One the mixture is ready, strain the olive
 oil from the herbs and use them tightly wound in an 
old stocking or cloth.
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