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6 Natural Skincare Products That Work
January 22, 2023

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Taking care of our bodies is just as important as taking care of the planet, and the two go hand in hand for many people. Whether we’re looking for natural cleaning products for our homes, sustainable textiles to clothe ourselves, or natural skin care products, thankfully, we have more options today than ever before. If you’re looking for ways to get a beautiful glowing complexion without harmful additives and toxins, keep reading to learn more about natural skincare products that not only work but deliver stunning results.

Contents

  • 1 Jojoba Oil
  • 2 Collagen Serum
  • 3 Rosehip Seed
  • 4 Bentonite Clay Masks
  • 5 Aloe Vera
  • 6 Sunflower Oil

Jojoba Oil

Though the name is hard to pronounce for many, Jojoba oil is a fantastic addition to any skin care regimen. Jojoba oil is excellent for all types of skin, whether you have typical skin, acne-prone skin, sensitive skin, or dry skin. Jojoba oil has been shown to be a great moisturizer not only for your skin but also for your hair preventing dandruff. Jojoba oil is also antibacterial and a strong antioxidant, meaning that it can help your skin fight oxidative stress caused by pollutants and other toxins that we come into contact with regularly.

Collagen Serum

Collagen is an important protein that the body naturally produces; however, our ability to produce collagen rapidly declines as we age. Using a collagen serum can boost your skin’s overall health and appearance, especially where fine lines and wrinkles are concerned. Collagen serums have also been shown to plump skin’s appearance, which is great as we age naturally. In addition to using collage serum, a collagen supplement makes a healthy, natural addition to smoothies and teas to boost your skin and hair health.

Rosehip Seed

Grown mostly in Chile, Rosehip oil (not to be confused with Rose oil from Rose petals) has been prized since ancient times for its healing benefits. Rosehip seed oil is full of essential fatty acids and vitamins that nourish your skin and have antiviral, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties; it has been shown to hydrate and moisturize the skin and brighten your complexion. Rosehip seed oil can reduce inflammation which is helpful if you suffer from hyperpigmentation or more serious skin concerns like psoriasis or eczema. Rosehip seed oil can also protect against sun exposure, and in some studies, the fatty acids have been shown to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and even scars.

Bentonite Clay Masks

Bentonite clay has long been known to have amazing benefits for your skin. If you suffer from oily or acne-prone skin, the Bentonite clay is like a sponge absorbing dirt, oil, and sebum to help clear your skin. When we have too much oil and sebum, we develop acne in the form of pimples and other breakouts, and the antibacterial and antibiotic anti-inflammatory properties of bentonite clay will not only clear those issues but also help your skin heal.

Aloe Vera

You may be used to implementing Aloe Vera on your skin when you’re suffering from burns or too much sun exposure, but it can also be used as a beauty product. Aloe Vera, straight from the plant you likely have on your kitchen windowsill, can be excellent at depuffing the undereye area and brightening it. Aloe Vera is also great at moisturizing your entire face and is a strong anti-inflammatory, so that it can be used directly on pimples and other skin breakouts. It has even been shown to fight against issues like lines and wrinkles and lighten existing blemishes on the face. 

Sunflower Oil

Sunflower oil is something you may already have in your kitchen and cook with, but did you know you can use it in your skincare routine? Sunflower oil is hydrating, helps unclog pores, and soothes inflamed skin. Sunflower oil can help relieve temporary redness but not for larger skin concerns like Rosacea. One of the biggest benefits of Sunflower oil to the skin can be found in its ability to help even skin tone and texture – a common skin concern even when your complexion is clear.

Taking the best care of our skin doesn’t mean spending a fortune on creams and potions that promise results and may also carry risks with some of their additives and ingredients. Try any of the above-listed natural skin care products and reap the benefits and peace of mind.

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John Tarantino
My name is John Tarantino … and no, I am not related to Quinton Tarantino the movie director. I love writing about the environment, traveling, and capturing the world with my Lens as an amateur photographer.

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