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Organic Skin Care Recipes
Published October 27th, 2014 by

Organic Skin Care Recipes

Skin is considered as the largest organ in your body. Moreover, this is also referred to as one of your fundamental defenses against possible microorganism invasion and other instances that can disrupt the overall health of your body. Your skin is also a thermoregulatory organ of your system. This attempts to regulate the temperature of your body so that you will feel comfortable as much as possible. With these functions alone, it is important that you will secure the health of your skin. There are home skin care remedies that you can try so that you can effectively maintain the integrity and the health of your skin.

Home skin care remedies are varied. There are some that can be used in order to maintain the moisture level of your skin. A skin that is moisturized has fewer tendencies to break out. This also reduces the possibility of microorganism entrance to your skin.  One of the most effective home skin care remedies that you can try in order to promote moisture of the skin is Aloe Vera. Aside from maintaining the moisture of your skin, this is also effective in terms of reducing the growth of the organisms on the protective layer of your skin. Therefore, this will provide you with two in one benefits. You can mix Aloe Vera with the other moisturizers so that this will provide you with even more powerful moisturizing properties.

There are also home skin care remedies that will eliminate the skin coloration on some parts of your skin. This is because of their ability to restore the normal melanin production for even fairer and better skin color. One of the examples of this home skin care remedies is potato circle eye treatment. This is effective in terms of eliminating the excess coloration of the skin encircling your eyes. This is also effective in terms of reducing the size of your eye bags. Like in the aforementioned treatment, this can also be used together with the other treatments available for you.

Some of the organic skin care remedies can be used as skin scrubs. These are effective in terms of eliminating the dead skin tissues from the protective layer or your skin. One good example of this is sea salt body and foot bath. This is effective in eliminating the dead layers of skin on your body. After you have undergone with this treatment, it is important that you will provide proper moisture to your skin so that the newly revealed skin cells will be properly maintained. You can also try other skin scrubs to ensure that you can utilize the most effective treatment for your skin.

These are some of the organic home skin care remedies that you can try. Every recipe present will surely provide you with specific benefits. It is best for you to look for home skin care remedies that will be suited for your skin. In addition to that, you have to do proper application of the remedies so that you will be able to achieve even better results in the future.
 

Barbee Heiny is a business woman who has been looking for natural skin care products and not finding many has researched creating her own from simple kitchen products. Check out her website at: Organic Skin Care Recipes, where she provids articles on Organic Skin Care including 5 Basic Kitchen Ingredients to Make Recipes for Face Masks, A Great Face Mask Recipe for 5 Common Skin Problems ,  and much more.

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Care Organic Recipes Skin

Published October 23rd, 2014 by

Natural Skin Care and Health

Skin functions and structure

Every day you look at the skin on your body, but do you really know much about it.

Its the largest organ in your body and has five functions. It:

Regulates body temperature by controlling evaporation and conserving heat

Protects the rest of your body from the external environment and is the bodies first line of defence

Registers sensations hot and cold, touch, pressure, vibration and tissue injury

Excretes and absorbs, and

Synthesises vitamin D.

Structure

An average human has a surface skin area of between 1.5 and 2 square metres and without skin you would simply evaporate.

Skin holds 650 sweat glands, 20 blood vessels and more than a thousand nerve endings and has two layers.

The thicker epidermis, which is the outermost layer of skin and is the waterproof wrapping, is thinnest on the eyelids at 0.5mm and thickest on the soles of feet and palms of hands at 1.5mm.

As the epidermis does not contain any blood vessels, small capillaries that reach the upper layers of the dermis nourish the cells in the deepest layers. Usually the outermost layer of the epidermis has between 25 and 30 layers of dead cells.

The second layer is the dermis, which varies in thickness from 0.3mm on the eyelids to 3.0mm on a persons back. The dermis contains collagen, elastic fibres, nerves and hair follicles.

In the upper regions of the dermis there are free nerve endings, which allow you to feel sensations of warmth, coolness, pain, tickling and itching.

Sweat and oil glands begin in the lower region of the dermis aptly called the reticular (as in reticulation) region. This is where skin gets its elasticity and if it is forced to expand quickly such as in pregnancy or obesity, small tears appear in the dermis and are seen on the surface of the skin as stretch marks.

Skin cells have a short life cycle of roughly four weeks from when they are produced in the lower layers of the epidermis to when they reach the upper level (the surface) where they are cast off.

If skin is damaged unexpectedly by abrasions, cuts and burns the formation of cells speeds up to replace the skin and heal the wound. If the damage is severe this process makes a scar.

Your skin produces a natural substance called sebum, which is secreted from the sebaceous glands. It helps to prevent excessive evaporation of water from the skin. It keeps skin soft and pliable, but as skin ages the sebaceous glands are less active so you need to replenish your skin with natural preparations to retain the moisture.

Sweat and sebum exit the skin through tiny openings called pores.

When products containing chemicals are used on the skin, the delicate balance of the way skin renews itself can easily be disrupted.

Using skin care products that are made from natural ingredients work in a complementary way to support the skins structure and help it to function correctly.

Im passionate about helping people find out about natural, organic & herbal cosmetics, skin care, hair care & personal care. My motto “giving nature a chance” reinforces my commitment to nature & the environment. Cheers Sonya Natural Skincare

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Care Health Natural Skin

Published October 20th, 2014 by

Natural Homemade Fruit Skin Care

Our skin is the largest organ on our body. It protects us from toxins, chemicals and poisons on a daily basis. Therefore proper skin care is essential to maintaining healthy, soft, beautiful looking skin. Skin care products today contain chemicals and preservatives that can irritate the skin. However home skin care remedies are simple, inexpensive and use all natural ingredients, because you should never put something on your skin that you couldn’t put in your mouth.

In the day of “going green” many people are shying away from conventional skin care treatments. More and more people are choosing organic or more natural ingredients to cure and teat their skin ailments. Making your own homemade skin care products is as easy as opening your refrigerator or fruit basket. Natural skin care includes the best choice of ingredients that are entirely from nature. Fruits are a readily available natural resource and inexpensive to purchase. Food allergies and skin irritation are less likely to occur with natural skin care because of their organic nature, plus most people already know what foods they are allergic too. Filled with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, fruits provide both the skin and the body with essential nutrients that are required to restore, develop and grow. In addition, these nutrients are coming from a direct source grown from the earth not like synthetic vitamins and minerals that are found in commercial products. Because natural skin care is so easy to make and use you can modify skin care recipes to fit your own skin care needs.

Natural skin care recipes normally contain the fruit pulp, fruit juice or in some cases both. To smooth out the concoction milk, honey or water maybe added as well. Depending upon what you are trying to treat additional ingredients may be added such as oatmeal, wheat germ, brown sugar, and dried herbs. These are made into facial cleansers, scrubs, moisturizing creams, facial masks, lotions and soaps. Each mixture is indicative for a specific skin type or ailment such as normal, dry, oily and sensitive skin, acne and pimple treatments, black head removers or whitening solutions.

Fruits contain a naturally occurring chemical compounds alpha hydroxy acids (AHA). They are well known for their use in skin care products, cosmetics, dermatologist’s offices, and health spas. Alpha hydroxy acids are well known for their anti aging effects such as reducing wrinkles, and enhancing the overall look and feel of skin. In skin care AHA’s help to peel away the top layer of dead skin cells. When you remove this top layer of skin it leaves you with a fresher, softer, smoother skin from underneath. Maltic acid, lactic acid, tartaric acid and citric acid are all forms of AHA’s, which can be used in natural skin, care remedies.

Matlic acid is found in apples, vinegar, applesauce and cider. Apple juice is an effective home remedy for reducing wrinkles, itching and inflammation. It can also be used as a skin conditioner, cleanser, and toner. Add a cup of apply juice the next time you take a bath to get the full body effect from apple juice. Lactic acid is found in buttermilk, yogurt, powdered skim milk, sour cream, blackberries and tomatoes. Tartaric acid is contained in grapes, grape juice, wine and cream of tartar. Citric acid is found in citrus fruits such as lemons, limes, oranges and grapefruits. Lemons are probably the most frequently used fruit for home skin care. Lemons cleanse, freshen, and lighten the skin. Lemons will soften rough patches of skin, deodorize smells and tone your scalp to prevent dandruff. Limejuice can also be a helpful skin aid. It can prevent acne, control oily skin, remove freckles, relieve tired eyes and reduce rough or dry skin. Orange juice is effect at reducing pimples and acne, white heads, acne scars, blemishes, boils and age spots. Mango leaves are known for their antiseptic properties. Pineapples will soften the skin and rejuvenate dry skin. Peach skin is a great anti-wrinkle cream. Apricot juice is helpful with sunburns, itching and eczema. Avocados and bananas are great for facial masks and can be used together.

Whichever fruit your remedy calls for you know you’ll be getting the highest quality skin care available. Plus you know its quality because you r doing the mixing and mashing. See the difference a natural skin care remedy can make on your skin today.

 

Graduated with a BA in exercise science and have worked in the medical field since. My focus is alternative medicine however all aspects of health interest me. Check out my health website! Everyday Health, Live your Life to the fullest! http://www.universalhealthinfo.com/Fruit_For_Skin_Care.html

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