Herbs! The best herbs recommended for skin care

Natural care is said to be the best and most recommended one. If you think so too, then you should introduce herbs in everyday skincare. Best of all, some of them grow in a meadow or in your own garden – care at your fingertips. Which herbs to use and how do they work?

Refreshing chamomile

Chamomile is widely used because of its nurturing and healing properties. It has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and soothing effects. It works great as a compress or a facial steam. It will regenerate, moisturize, soften and smooth out any type of complexion. Cosmetics with the content of chamomile extract have soothing, protective and refreshing properties. They can be used in the case of burns, irritations and cuts. What’s more, chamomile can be used on hair to emphasize its colour and natural glow. This plant softens, tones and moisturizes the hair. It also soothes the itchy and oily skin of the scalp.

Peppermint

We all know its characteristic and refreshing fragrance. As an ingredient of various cosmetics, it relaxes and relieves fatigue. Peppermint contains antioxidants that fight free radicals and other substances that have a diastolic, astringent and anti-inflammatory effect. Mineral salts and vitamin C are also present in the plant. The essential oil is the best choice for skin care. The product has polishing, moisturizing and analgesic properties. It is a component of balms, lipsticks and preparations for tired legs.

Lavender

Lavender is used in medicine, the cosmetics industry, perfumery and household chemistry. Apparently, it helps in the fight against insomnia, heals headaches and promotes relaxation. This fragrant herb is also used when treating mycosis, dandruff and acne prone skin. Lavender oil is obtained from essential oil, which can be used for massage, bathing and skin care of the scalp. It is just right for acne, oily and mature skin. It eliminates swelling and dark circles under the eyes, smoothes and regenerates the complexion.

Evening primrose for the skin, hair and nails

Evening primrose seeds extract oil used in the care of the skin, hair and nails. It is cold-pressed, because it retains all its properties and nutrients. Evening primrose regulates the level of hormones; it is helpful in treating diseases of the cardiovascular system of the problematic skin. It has moisturizing and nourishing properties, adds shine and provides hair strengthening.

Sage

Relieves inflammation of the throat and mouth. Sage also has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, disinfecting and antioxidant properties. The use of this herb will accelerate the healing of wounds and irritations, it will help in the fight against acne and will regulate the secretion of sebum, strengthen hair and prevent hair loss. Sage is often added to masks, lotions, creams, toners and shampoos. Unfortunately, not everyone can benefit from its properties. Sage cannot be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women and people suffering from epilepsy.

Arnica 

It is rich in antioxidants that penetrate deep into the skin. It has anti-inflammatory action, regulates sebaceous glands and helps in the fight against acne. It soothes irritations if you have capillary skin, strengthens the walls of blood vessels and improves their contraction and relaxation. Also, Arnica is used to prevent the formation of swelling and bruising.