Skin Care
Skin Care (from NZ health)
Healthy Skin requires a healthy body.
Our skin from birth is exposed to sun, dirt and grime, and then washed with various combinations of chemicals. It is also susceptible to the process of aging and after many years can resemble that of a reptile. But there is hope for lovely soft, clear skin, but first lets think about the skin, it's functions and requirements:
Your Skin is a barrier to keep your insides in, and to keep the outside world out of the body.
The skin is extremely tough and yet sensitive and can heal itself after injury, like the rest of the body, if given the optimal conditions, it is a complete, self regenerating system.
Throughout history, people have been applying various potions to the skin in the attempt to maintain a youthful complexion, for some, it works to a degree, for others no matter how many or how expensive the potions used, their skin looks more like our lizard friend above.
If mirrors were not invented, would vanity be a problem?
The health of your skin is dependant on the health of your body, the more vital and well nourished your body, your skin will likely remain youthful for longer unless some disease is present.
Tips to maintain healthy skin:
Ensure your body has optimal nutrition
Use soaps and detergents very sparingly
Avoid harsh chemicals
Only use natural / edible oils and cosmetics
Wash in warm water - rinse off with cold water
Skin problems:
Dry Skin
Eat more leafy green vegetables
For pimples, infections and cold sores try
Colloidal silver cream
Pure essential oil, i.e. lavender
Chronic problems like psoriasis
Colloidal silver cream
Invest in your health by finding a health practitioner who can assist with real healing.
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