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Carrots  -  Rich in Vitamin A & C .Good for chapped, dry skin.

proves skin's tone and rejuvenates skin, making it more radiant.

Carrot seed oil is believed to stimulate skin cell renewal, and help reverse the effects of age and sun damage. This and other natural oils are blended into a vegetable soap base to create a bar that cleanses pores, improves skin's tone and rejuvenates skin, making it more radiant.

Carrot seed oil is believed to stimulate skin cell renewal, and help reverse the effects of age and sun damage. This and other natural oils are blended into a vegetable soap base to create a bar that cleanses pores, im

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In sunscreens, chemicals like PABA have superior effectiveness but cause skin irritation in some people.avocado is effective in sunscreen protection...

In skin care, the two major advantages of the avocado are its marked softening and soothing nature and its notable absorption. Compared with almond, corn, olive, and soybean oils, avocado oil had the highest skin penetration rate (Swisher, 1988).

Increasing recognition of unhealthful consequences from additives, preservatives, processing, and artificial products generally gives the avocado a major advantage as a food and also as a cosmetic. With increasing concern for the environment, an added plus for avocado cosmetics is that they are biodegradable. Consumers are beginning to favor basic, natural ingredients. Swisher (1988) discusses use of the avocado as a skin moisturizer, cleansing cream, makeup base, sunscreen, lipstick, bath oil, and hair conditioner. Toxicological tests of avocado oil products have provided an official health/safety assessment.

Avocado is also used traditionally to heal skin problems. The pulp is also believed to be both anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. Another benefit of avocado for the skin where avocado paste can be applied to rashes and rough skin to make it smoother.

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Perk up your skin and eliminate the days worries with papaya. Its beneficial for skin care and repair. You can use papaya to treat or eliminate old dead skin cells, dandruff and other skin disorders and even to reduce the signs of premature aging. The following recipes will show you how.

Acne: Apply a mask using the fleshy side of a green papaya skin on the acne. A papaya diet supports the treatment internally. Apply a mask of pickled grated papaya in vinegar once a week. Dilute papaya vinegar with water in a one to 10 ratio and use it as a skin cleanser. Treat stubborn areas with undiluted papaya vinegar and papaya oil.

Age spots: Place the fleshy side of the skin from a mature green papaya onto the age spots until the spots fade.

Dandruff: Shampoo hair with diluted papaya vinegar mixed with lemon juice and leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse the hair with diluted papaya vinegar. Papaya hair shampoos are also available in health food stores.

Skin with enlarged pores: Washings or compresses with diluted papaya vinegar.

Skin, rough: Native Americans rub rough skin with the fleshy side of the skin from a ripe papaya.

Skin, unclear: For deep skin cleansing, apply a papaya mask followed by an application of papaya vinegar weekly, diluted with water in a one to 10 ratio.

Skin, hard: Repeatedly apply squeezed leaves or the fleshy side of the skin from a green fruit. For hard skin on the foot, use papaya vinegar in foot baths.

Sunspots: Apply the fleshy side of the skin from a green fruit to the spots. Also apply papaya vinegar to the spots.

Wrinkles: Old skin cells make wrinkles deeper. Use a papaya powder (sold in health food stores as "Paw-Paw Condiment") face mask to reduce old dead skin cells and to make the skin smoother. Apply the fleshy side of the skin from a green papaya.

In rare cases and with long-term application, highly concentrated papaya could cause sensitivity and skin irritation.

Papaya Skin Care
by author Harald W. Tietze

The fruit extract of guava may have constricting properties on skin, which makes it a potential skin irritant when used regularly. Guavas are often ignored, but they are one of Mother Nature's most potent healing agents. They are inexpensive, and yet their benefits are very valuable. Here is an interesting story about the fruit. One day, a man spotted a guava tree and decided to chew on its fruit to heal the sores in his mouth. He repeated the process the following day. The experiment brought relief and healing.

Guava is an important source of vitamin C, which stimulates production of collagen and is involved in the building and health of cartilage, joints, skin, and blood vessels. Vitamin C also aids in neutralizing pollutants and has natural antihistamine properties which protect skin from skin diseases like hives, eczema, psoriasis, etc. Lycopene found in guavas is a proven antioxidant which neutralizes free radicals that can damage the body's cells.

Guava is a good source of lycopene, beta-carotene, vitamins A, B and C, and is an excellent source of soluble fiber. Guava is a valuable component for anti-aging skin care as it contains moisture retaining B vitamins which help prevent the oxidation process of the cell. Chopped and ground guava also helps heal sun damage. Another health benefit attributed to guava is its antimicrobial potential in combating certain bacteria such as the staphylococcus aureus and beta-streptococcus group A.

 Guava Psidium Guajava has skin-smoothing, moisturizing properties as it contains carotenoidspowerful antioxidants that aid in skin renewal and protect against environmental toxins.

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Oatmeal  -  Mild exfoliate, effective, gentle cleanser for all skin types.  

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