NATURAL ORGANICA

Skin Types and their Characteristics The skin is the largest organ of the human body, serving as a protective barrier between the internal organs and the external environment. It has numerous functions, including protection, sensation, regulation of temperature, and synthesis of vitamin D, performing a variety of crucial functions that are essential for the overall well-being of the body. Different individuals have varying skin types, each with its unique characteristics and needs. The four main skin types are listed below: Normal Skin - Normal skin is well-balanced, with an even texture and no visible signs of oil or dryness. It is not too oily or too dry and has a healthy glow. It is generally not prone to frequent breakouts or excessive…

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Incorporating Omega's, Essential Fatty Acids and Antioxidants, into your skincare routine can have a positive impact on your skin's health and appearance, but how? What are they and what do they do? Let's start with Omega's - What are they and where do they come from? Omega Fatty Acids are a mix of unsaturated fatty acids, monounsaturated fatty acids, and polyunsaturated fatty acids. There are three main types that contain the following acids: Omega 3 - Contains Linolenic Acid, found in fish oils, flaxseed oil, chia seed and leafy vegetables. Omega 6 - Contains Linoleic Acid, found in vegetable oils. Oils high in Linoleic acid include safflower, grapeseed, sun-flower, hemp, wheatgerm, walnut, sesame, peanut and rice bran. Omega 9 - Contains Oleic Acid, found in…

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Choosing organic skincare is not just a choice, it is a conscious decision that demonstrates our concern for the environment and our future. As we become increasingly aware of the impact of our choices on our health and the planet, we become more concerned about the products we use, including those we apply to our skin. Our skin is the body's largest organ, absorbing over 60% of what we apply to it, which means many of our skincare products end up in our bloodstream. For this reason, it is important to consider the quality and safety of the products we use. Join us, as we discover why transitioning from non-organic skincare is a wise decision for our overall health and…

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Essential Oils Essential oils are plant extracts made from flowers, leaves, and seeds. Renowned for their pleasant scents and various skin-nourishing properties, essential oils are popular ingredients in both traditional and natural skincare. With their vast array of anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, soothing and relaxing properties, essential oils have been effectively used for thousands of years to aid a variety of skin care concerns. The scent of Essential Oils can affect the body and emotions in a powerful yet delicate manner. When inhaled, the scent molecules in essential oils are beleived to travel from the olfactory nerves directly to the brain and can have a positive impact on amygdala, (the emotional center of the brain). Research studies have shown the efficacy of essential…

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What are clay masks? Clay masks are created with different types of clay which contain naturally occurring minerals such as selenium, silica, magnesium and zinc oxides. These mineral rich clays are commonly found in France, China, and North Africa, but can also be found worldwide. They're extracted from sources such as ocean beds, volcanic ash deposits, and mineral springs. Using clay masks may help your skin in a variety of ways. Many people like to use clay masks to improve their overall complexion. Having been shown to reduce and prevent acne and blackheads, the masks help to cleanse, while drawing out and removing excess sebum from the face and body. Some clay masks not only clean but…

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