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Castor Oil's Cosmetic Properties

Category: Skin Care
Posted: 2010-05-17 22:47

Castor oil:
- is an emollient
- contains natural tocopherols
- is an anti-inflammatory
- is the most hydrating of botanical oils
- increases the micro-circulation in the skin
- available certified organic "Palma Christi Gold"

Castor oil is a pure skin care option with no contra-indications for cosmetic applications and can only bring health to the skin. Unlike any other oil, castor oil is suitable for all skin types and can even lend itself as a cleanser. Simply wipe the face with pure Palma Christi Gold (penetrates quickly and completely, not gummy) and then rinse with warm water or steam for maximum results. This is effective for those living with skin problems, including acne, eczema, rosacea, etc.

Castor oil is also excellent for encouraging healthy nail and eyelash growth. It will also dissolve and prevent the re-occurrence of callous build-up.

A study conducted by the University of California revealed that more than 58,000 hairdressers, manicurists and cosmetologists developed cancer believed to be due to their work environment at four times the rate of the general population.

Chenery says, "Parabens are widely used preservatives in deodorants, and they are found in 90 per cent of breast tumours. One study on a woman's breast milk found 300 new chemicals that weren't around 50 years ago. (To discover how permeable your skin is, rub your feet with cut garlic; you'll breathe it out of your mouth 20 minutes later.)"

The chemicals found in many mass market cosmetics are permissible because the cosmetics industry is self-regulated. The government does not require human health studies for cosmetic and other personal care products before they are sold.

In Canada, there are still few existing guidelines for ingredients of cosmetic products, and next to no supervision. This sector remains largely un-organized and Bio Canada (the new certification) has no guidelines for cosmetic products.

Castor oil allows you to proceed with skincare, without concern.
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Lifestyle and Health

Category: Skin Care
Posted: 2009-08-10 10:05

Lifestyle is reflected in the skin’s condition, and prescribed treatments are only as effective as a person’s habits will allow. No sleep, stressful work habits and a party-all-the-time lifestyle will not allow for proper digestion, circulation or detoxification, which ultimately will be seen in the skin condition.


In depth article reviews the effects of lifestyle, emotions, environment, stress, etc. on the skin, the largest organ and important in a holistic approach to wellbeing.
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Acne and Ghassoul

Category: Skin Care
Posted: 2009-06-25 21:58

Ghassoul will help manage all forms of acne. According to scientific studies, ghassoul clay’s most impressive properties in skin improvement are its capacity of absorption (drawing out oils, toxins, and exfoliating dead dry surface skin cells) and adsorption (depositing its rich minerals: silica, magnesium, potassium, and calcium) due to its high level of ions exchange.

In the U.S., clinical studies have been conducted by International Research Services Inc. (www.irsi.org) and Structure Probe Inc. (www.2spi.com) to evaluate ghassoul on skin conditions. The study results showed that ghassoul measurably removes dead skin layers, resulting in a general smoothing of the surface skin. In addition to the oil removal characteristics, ghassoul smoothes and improves dry skin and problem skin due to gentle exfoliation and re-mineralization.
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Lice Treatment with Castor Oil

Category: Skin Care
Posted: 2009-02-24 10:50

Castor oil's viscosity lends itself to be an excellent trap for lice and their nits. It is especially effective when Tea Tree essential oil is included, as found in Palm'Hydra Hair & Scalp hot oil treatment. Optimize results by adding more Tea Tree oil (2 droppers full) to this castor oil-green clay blend. The bottle is then placed in a cup of warm water for a few minutes to warm the contents. Apply as needed to the scalp and massage gently yet thoroughly. Cover scalp and hair with a plastic shower cap then wrap a hot, damp towel around the head. Keep in place 30-40 minutes. Repeat 2 days later.

Between treatments and for several days after, shake a few drops of lavender essential oil into the hair and tossle hair with fingers to disperse. Lavender essential oil repels lice and will significantly reduce re-infestation.

When my daughter had head lice I used the castor oil on her hair for the night. In the morning all the lice and nits were dead and just had to be combed out. Plus her hair looked beautiful and no harsh chemicals were used. I tell everyone of this wonderful, safe treatment!

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