Beauty Skin Care: What’s in the Pot?

In a world evolving to integrate eco-living into almost every facet of life, natural beauty products have certainly filled a necessary niche. The use of herbs in beauty skin care is nothing new, but rather an ancient practice perfected and evolved for 20thcentury eco-living.

The question of authenticity and effectiveness is a prevalent one in any eco-based organic industry. In terms of beauty skin care ingredients, what results do natural ingredients realistically encourage?

Aloe Vera
Almost all natural beauty products pertaining to healing contain aloe vera to sooth and soften the damaged skin. The cooling relief of this ingredient is well-proven by its long history as an aftersun relief agent.

Chamomile
Sensitive skin needs special care and attention. Chamomile is a godsend to sooth irritated skin including rashes and itches that would perhaps be too sensitive to regular treatments.

Lemongrass
More often than not included as a key ingredient in natural beauty products designed to combat acne. As an anti-bacterial agent and astringent, lemongrass is the perfect natural combatant to fight oily, spot-prone skin.

Peppermint
Generally associated with foot care thanks to its refreshing and cooling qualities, peppermint is wonderful for relief from skin discomforts like itching and general aches and pains e.g. for busy women on their feet all day!

Rose Hips
Renowned for its skin rejuvenation properties, rose hips help to soften damaged skin, lighten scars (similarly to vitamin E) and hydrate dry, flaky skin.

Tea Tree
As an anti-bacterial and astringent, tea tree is fantastic for the treatment of unsightly blemishes like spots and insect bites. The zesty sensation of tea tree leaves skin feeling lighter and more refreshed too.

Incorporating the right combination of beauty skin care ingredients for individual beauty needs is certainly a step in the right direction towards a completely eco-friendly natural life.