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Herbal Skin Care Mechanisms

February 26, 2009 by Zenisha 1 Comment

Skin care is not a recent topic, skin care was utilized and was practiced by ancient Egyptians and others, initially herbal skin care was the only means of caring for ones skin, but as time passed by, the way of skin care changed and this change was well pronounced. The herbal skin care methods were slowly overrun by chemical or synthetic skin care routines. The herbal care methods and other good mechanisms of our ancestors was lost to time and no longer is available, and even more the majority of the population does not know the truth about harsh nature of chemicals and their after effects.

The main reason behind such a process can be attributed to the fact that the medical world has been commercialized and moreover that we have become more and more lazy as our world got more and more mechanized. The herbal skin care products in the market are more and more bad for our skin, the reason behind this is that companies add a certain amount of preservatives to make the products last a bit longer and also improve the shelf life of products. The best skin care routine is to prepare products at home and use them rather than buying products that come on sale through companies.

What are components of herbal skin care mechanisms?

Aloe Vera plant is an herb which has proven effects and very positive effects on a person’s skin, the aloe vera extract acts as a natural hydration agent and supplies moisture to a person’s skin with hydration or water; this makes a person to have healthy skin and vibrant complexion. It also has properties to fight heat burns and cuts.

A variety of herbs have well known proven herbal properties, they are dandelion and chamomile, lime and rosemary herb. These are a few examples of herbs which have properties to cleanse and clean our skin. These properties of natural herbs get invoked when tea is introduces as a stimulant, the results are superb and are very effective in skin therapy.

Oil obtained from such plants provides another additional type of use, there are various types of oils with great properties and each oil has a special property. Most of these are good hydrants and enable oxidation of the skin and make it look good.
Homeopathy and Aromapathy are derivatives from the basic properties of herbal therapy.

Herbal skin care is good not only for routine skin moisturizing of your body’s skin but it also treats diseases like eczema and psoresis. Almost all herbal products are free from side effects, and they can easily be made from home and can cost far less and make you more attractive, thus herbal treatment offers far more protection and effects compared to other means of treatment.

Again, experiment with various herbal personal skin care products and also with the amount you need to apply. What gives you best results is the best personal skin care recipe for you. However, if you have some kind of skin dilemma, it is best to consult your dermatologist before you actually start using any personal skin care products.

 

Filed Under: skincare Tagged With: Aloe Vera, herbal skin care, herbal skin care methods, herbal skincare

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  1. GNLD International Products says

    August 8, 2010 at 9:54 am

    Herbal skin care is good not only for the routine nourishing of skin but also for treatment of skin disorders like eczema and psorasis. Most herbal skin care products don’t have any ill effects (the most important reason for preferring them over man-made products) Moreover, herbal skin maintenance systems can be easily produced at home, hence making them even more attractive.

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