Natural topical treatments are by far the best bonus weapons for acne. A clean and nutritious diet will clear the vast majority of your skin, but often, a treatment like honey or tea tree oil can be what finally wipes out your acne for good. In fact, natural topical treatments can lower pimple counts by 50% according […]
When I first started researching natural topical treatments for acne, as opposed to traditional pharmaceutical ones like benzoyl peroxide, I believed that there was only a handful of viable options. I thought that they were limited to the likes of aloe vera with its anti-inflammatory properties and raw honey with its endless antibacterial peptides produced
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is a small evergreen shrub that grows most heavily in Mediterranean countries such as Spain, Italy, Portugal, Southern France, Greece, North Africa, and areas of Turkey, Lebanon and Egypt. It grows in particular abundance near rocky limestone hillsides by the sea. Rosemary is most famous as a culinary herb, particularly in Italian
Aloe vera (Aloe vera barbadensis) is easily one of the most amazing medicinal plants mankind has yet discovered. There’s over 400 aloe species of which just four, including aloe vera, are cultivated for medicinal purposes. Its history among humanity dates back at least 6000 years, which is proven by Ancient Egyptian stone carvings. Egyptians referred
Witch hazel, also known as hamamelis, is a genus of flowering plants with 5 species worldwide. China and Japan have one apiece, while America has three, which are also known as Snapping Hazel, Spotted Alder and Tobacco Wood. The witch hazel tree stands 3 to 8 metres tall, and grows in attractive blossoms of yellow
