Angelica cosmetic uses
Angelica is an excellent healing herb, with limited cosmetic properties, mainly due to the photosensitivity it causes on the skin.
Angelica is an excellent healing herb, with limited cosmetic properties, mainly due to the photosensitivity it causes on the skin.
Bach flower remedies are an alternative method of treatment, created by the English homeopath Edward Bach in the early 20th century. As a form of therapy, Bach remedies are an energy therapy according to which by healing a person on a spiritual and emotional level, you can also cure him on a physical level.
Angelica is a perennial herb, widespread in Greece, cultivated in gardens but also wild, in moist soils. In general, the plant, whether native or domestic, needs shade to grow. It is a highly aromatic shrub, with a wide range of uses, from confectionery to aromatherapy.
Common cinnamon comes from the cassia plant. The part of the plant used is the leaves and mainly the wood of the tree, the bark to be precise, from where the distillation of the essential oil takes place. It is one of the oldest spices in the world. But the healing cinnamon is much more expensive, thinner in thickness than the wooden and hard casia while it has much stronger therapeutic effects than casia.
Aloe is a perennial plant with large fleshy leaves from which is extracted the gel that is widely used in medicine and cosmetics. Aloe thrives in dry climates and arid soils, and is often found in home gardens as an ornamental plant.
"Your food is your medicine and your medicine is your food."