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Cinnamon Cinnamon is a spice that brings blood to the surface of the skin, to minimize fine lines out the skin. It helps clean and nourish the scalp by acting as a defoliant and bringing blood to the scalp, and along with it, oxygen to nourish the hair follicles. Also it can dry oily skin. www.livestrong.com Goats MilkGoats milk contains vitamins A, E, C, some of the B vitamins, amino and citric acids, unsaturated fatty acids and zinc which provides essential nutrients to the skin. Goats milk soap has milk proteins that kill acne producing bacteria. Because of the milk's PH level it moisturizes and hydrates the skin while allowing nutrients to condition the skin. Benefits of Goat Milk) Coconut MilkCoconut milk soap is ideal for dry skin and, besides offering a deep clean, it does not strip away the natural oils in the skin. Instead, it acts to moisturize the skin, keeping it replenished and well hydrated. It cleans the skin gently without over-drying and irritating it. Coconut milk soaps are perfect for anyone with sensitive skin. Coconut OilThis oil is an effective moisturizer on all types of skins including dry skin. The benefit of coconut oil on the skin is comparable to that of mineral oil. Coconut oil also helps in treating various skin problems including psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema and other skin infections. Therefore coconut oil forms the basic ingredient of various body care products such as soaps, lotions, creams, etc., used for skin care. (Reference www.organicfacts.net) Oats Oats are also an amazing natural beauty enhancer. They soothe and heal the skin, while reducing inflammation. Inflammation is one of the number one causes of premature aging, and while it all starts on the inside, reducing outer inflammation is also necessary for gorgeously radiant skin. Because oats are slightly rough, they are one of nature's most amazing exfoliates. They soften the skin, making it super duper silky smooth. Oats have actually been clinically shown to help heal dry, itchy skin. Learn more: NaturalNews.com Wheat Germ Wheat Germ is highly nutritious and provides mild exfoliation, oxygenation to skin to help repair damage. It is a naturally rich source of Vitamin E and contains squalane, which is involved in the process of cell growth so it has great healing properties. Read More at Wheat Germ Benefits Coconut Coconut, when added to soap creates a gentle defoliant that wipes away dry and flaky skin. In addition to coconut being mild to the skin, the meat of is filled with nutrients that the body craves. You can learn more about the benefit of coconut at LiveStrong.com Almonds These raw almonds are turned into a powder before adding them to the soap. Through the process they become a soft and gentle defoliant. Because the almonds still have the skin when powdered much of the anti-oxidant benefit enhance the soap to hydrate and nourish your skin. Ginger Ginger's antioxidant, gingerol, not only fights skin-damaging free radicals, but also promotes smoothness and evenness in skin tone. In addition Ginger is a natural acne fighting ingredient. Ginger is mentioned in ancient Chinese writings, and ginger has been used as a medicinal food in Asian cultures for thousands of years. Read more: Benefits of Ginger on the Skin | eHow.com eHow Pineapple Pineapple is an amazing fruit for the human body, filled with antioxidants, rich in Alpha-Hydroxy Acids and enzymes that helps the skin to heal from the daily stresses from our environment. Learn more: WHFoods.com |