What Is Natural Skin Care?

 What Is Natural Skin Care?

Although most people don`t realize it, their favorite skin care products can be significant contributors to their expose to harmful ingredients, toxins and chemicals. That`s [the real price of beauty,” but you can avoid the chemical options for natural skin care ingredients instead

Best Skin Care Ingredients

Buying skin care products can be tricky these days, with so many different options available and endless, hard-to-pronounce ingredient lists on every face wash, serum, moisturizer and eye cream.

When looking for skin care products, follow the same rules that you follow for a healthy diet: Hunt for unprocessed ingredients without any harsh chemicals or anything artificial. Basically, the closer to nature the natural skin product is, the more your skin will know what to do with its beneficial ingredients.

Start making over your beauty routine by trying these 5 natural skin care products:

1. Coconut Oil

One of the most versatile skin (and food) ingredients there is, Coconut oil’s skin benefits include:

• strengthening underlying epidermal tissue
• removing dead skin cells
• protecting us from sunburns
• containing antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and antioxidant properties

2. Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree has been used for hundreds of years in Australia, where this plant is native to, to fight breakouts, redness and inflammation on the skin.

While many people react harshly to typical acne treatment ingredients like acids, tea tree is usually well-tolerated and comes with few, if any, side effects.

Tea tree oil uses include working as a natural anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antimicrobial and antifungal, and its phytochemicals make it one of the most versatile and popular natural skin care products around.

3. Avocado

If you have dry skin, avocado is definitely your friend. An ultra-moisturizing fatty fruit, the benefits of avocados include providing healthy fatty acids plus vitamins A, D and E that are able to penetrate the skin.

It helps soothe sunburned skin and can boost collagen production and treat age spots. It also works to reduce inflammation of the skin when applied topically and can do the same internally when eaten.

4. Jojoba Oil

One of the most widely used carrier oils, Jojoba oil is extremely moisturizing and can help treat burns, sores, scars, dermatitis, acne psoriasis and wrinkles. Native to the southern U.S. and Mexico, it`s also used to reduce balding because it encourages hair regrowth, soothes the skin and unclogs hair follicles.

When it comes to the chemical structure of jojoba oil, it`s unique in that it`s a polyunsaturated wax. As a wax, jojoba is especially useful for protecting the skin, acting as a natural moisturizer and soothing the scalp.

5. Castor Oil

Used to cleanse skin, Castor oil is actually a [drying oil,” even though that might seem counterintuitive. For facial cleansing, you only need to use a very small amount to reduce built-up bacteria that can contribute to breakouts and dull skin.