Avocado, also known as alligator pear, contains 25 active vitamins and minerals including antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins. It is also rich in fibers. Avocado can either be mashed into avocado oil or the soft, inner part can be mashed and then combined with a wide variety of ingredients to improve the look and feel of […]
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12 Hair and Skin Uses of Aloe Vera You Should Know
The gel found in the aloe vera plant contains over 75 active compounds. Some of which are salicylic acid, saponins, enzymes, amino acids, polysaccharides, minerals, vitamins, etc. Its use was dated back to more than 2000 BC, where it was used by Indians, Mesopotamian, and the Chinese for a lot of beauty and health treatments. […]
12 Hair and Skin Uses of Oatmeal You Should Know
Oatmeal is rich in fiber and protein. It is used as early as the 2000 BC by the Arabs and Egyptians to beautify the skin. It is also used by the Romans and Greeks for healing various skin challenges. Oat can be converted to powder or boiled to extracts its benefits, and it can combine […]
11 Hair and Skin Uses of Cinnamon You Should Know
Cinnamon is gotten from the inner bark of the tree genus Cinnamomum. It has been used for centuries in Chinese and Ayurvedic to cure indigestion, flu, cancer, etc. This spice contains iron, calcium, magnesium, fiber…useful for enhancing the skin and hair. It is best processed into a powder form. Hence, it can be added to […]
10 Hair and Skin Uses of Honey You Should Know
Raw honey contains disease-fighting and disease-preventing flavonoids. Raw honey is loaded with a lot of healing compounds, antioxidants, enzymes, and many nutrition Raw honey is semisolid and can be combined with a whole lot of other health-benefiting ingredients to produce some really helpful solutions to wide skin and hair challenges. Honey is a humectant (it […]
8 Skin Uses of Orange Peel Powder You Should Know
Orange peel is so rich in citric acid and vitamin C that is handy for a whole lot of skin and hair care. Since it is in powder form, it can be used to make a paste, but cannot dissolve in water or any other liquid.
13 Hair and Skin Uses of Apple Cider Vinegar You Should Know
Apple cider vinegar is rich in probiotics and enzymes, magnesium, potassium, and acetic acid. Acetic acid can enhance the growth of “good” bacteria and kill the “bad” ones. Apple cider vinegar is a primary source of polyphenols, which prevents neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, osteoporosis, cancers, cardiovascular diseases, etc.
10 Hair and Skin Uses of Lemon Juice You Should Know
Lemon Juice is a great source of vitamin C, calcium, potassium and calcium (antioxidants that improve the condition and appearance of the nails, skin, and hair).
11 Hair and Skin Uses of Salicylic Acid You Should Know
Salicylic acid is extracted from the back of willow tree by treating it with antioxidant chemicals and filtered out to get salicylic acid. Salicylic acid can be combined with a lot of other ingredients to form a great exfoliator, scrub, moisturizer, etc.
14 Skin Uses of Potato You Need to Know
Irish potato contains vitamin B, C, and A, protein, fiber, potassium, iron, calcium, and phosphorus. Its juice can best be combined with lemon, honey, or other juice.
