St john’s wort in cosmetics
The cosmetic action of St john’s worts is quite limited mainly due to the photosensitivity that characterizes it. The oil and any cream containing its oil, should be used only at night to avoid skin irritation.
Oats for beautiful skin & hair!
The wonderful oats are nowadays one of the most favorite breakfasts and are a base for many healthy snacks! Although oats deserve a special article about their use in cooking, we will limit our information to the cosmetic use of oats that have been loved so much! In fact, if we consider how important nutrition is for maintaining healthy skin and hair, then oats certainly contribute nutritionally as well!
Wild Rose and cosmetics
The use of rose as an herb in cosmetics has been known since antiquity until today. It is not only the wonderful fragrance that makes its use necessary in cosmetics, but the many beneficial properties it provides to the skin.
Bay leaves and cosmetics
The most well-known cosmetic property of Apollo laurel is that of strengthening and restructuring the hair. It is true that the oil and the extract of bay leaves and its fruit (without the seeds) nourish the hair in depth and give shine to the damaged hair.
Calendula in cosmetics
Calendula, in addition to the fact that it has many therapeutic applications, also happens to be an herb that is considered one of the best cosmetics in nature, with few competitors.
