Natural cosmetics It is booming and the proof is that every day more natural products are used for the composition of cosmetics. By this I do not mean that lifelong cosmetics have ceased to have value, quite the opposite.
We know that many artificial cosmetics they try to imitate the benefits that many natural products bring us, something that has a lot of merit in terms of cosmetic research. But I am more in favor of the natural and that is why I am going to tell you which are the most used natural products in cosmetics.
Hemp (Cannabis sativa): hemp oil is obtained by first cold pressing the buds of the Cannabis Sativa plant. It is the richest oil in essential fatty acids, with percentages higher than evening primrose or sesame oil and with a high content of vit. And even higher than wheat germ.
All cosmetic products that contain this plant in their composition have moisturizing, firming and regenerating properties of the skin. Hemp oil does not contain THC, the psychoactive substance is found in the resin of marijuana so it does not have any side effects.
Calendula: obtained by maceration, it is a powerful skin regenerator, ideal for very sensitive skin and for children.
To avoid skin irritations and to hydrate the body, add the equivalent of one tablespoon to the bathtub. Indicated for dermatosis, chafing and also as a moisturizer after bathing.
Tea Tree or Tea Tree: This essential oil comes from Australia and is obtained by distillation in a still from the leaves of the Melaleucaalternifolia tree. It is the "cure-all" for the skin, with many properties and without any toxicity. It is usually used in its pure state as well as in the production of shampoos and bath gels, due to its antiseptic and skin disinfectant properties.
It will also help us to treat the acne. In this case, daily cleaning of the skin is very important. We can put four drops of tea tree essential oil on a cotton pad soaked in our tonic or floral water, wash our face well, then apply a drop of pure tea tree essential oil to the pimples.
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