Morina Gael To have healthy skin, one does not need to rely on artificial formulas or obscure labels on ingredients. There are so many time tested natural remedies that can be able to nourish, soothe, and protect your skin and help it maintain a natural balance. Gentle plant based choices would mean exposing your skin to minimum harsh additives and give a chance to your complexion to develop more sustainably and in a skin friendly manner.
Aloe Vera
The gel of fresh aloe vera, which is obtained by tearing the leaves of the Aloe vera is famous in terms of its cooling and moisturizing impact. It is used to relieve irritation, assist the skin in repairing and giving lightweight moisture that penetrates fast without congesting the pores.
Coconut Oil
Cold pressed coconut oil C. nucifera may be used as a natural emollient to seal in moisture and soothe coarse skin. Its fatty acids aid in strengthening the skin barrier therefore it is very useful especially with dry or flaky skin when used in moderate amounts.
Raw Honey
Raw honey produced by Western honey bee has natural enzymes and antioxidants which aid in a healthy glow. When used as a light mask, it may be used to aid in keeping the skin moist and also aid a smoother and even appearance on the complexion.
Green Tea
The extracts of Camellia sinensis contain polyphenols which aid in protecting the skin against the environmental stressors. Cooled green tea can be applied as a toner, compress or powder to cool the skin and lessen the effect of reddening.
Oatmeal Masks
Avena sativa finely ground oats are also considered to have a calming effect on sensitive or itchy skin. Oatmeal, when mixed with warm water and turned into a paste, has the ability to be soft on the skin and help to alleviate dryness and discomfort.
Rose Water
Rose water distillate of Rosa damascina provides mild astringent effects which are entailed to refresh and tone the skin. Its natural fragrance and skin rejuvenating properties make it a very easy addition to day-to-day skin care.
Shea Butter
The oily residue of the nuts of Vitellaria paradoxa is rich shea butter that is a deep-seated nourishing agent on dry or mature skin. It is rich in vitamins and fatty acids and enhances the softness and supports the skin to be elastic.
Jojoba Oil
The oil extracted by pressing the seeds of Simmondsia chinensis has a lot of resemblance with the natural sebum found on the skin. This resemblance enables it to be moisturizing without leaving a thick residue hence it fits well in a variety of skin types.
