Healing with Nature: Medicinal Plants for Skin Care

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Aloe Vera Aloe vera is a well-known skin healer, used for treat burns, cuts, and skin irritations. Its gel is rich in vitamins and hydration, making it perfect for soothing sunburns and moisturising dry skin. Common Uses: Apply fresh aloe gel directly to burns, or use it as a daily moisturiser for glowing, soft skin.

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Calendula (Marigold) Calendula is renowned for its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, making it ideal for treating acne, rashes, and minor wounds. Common Uses: Use calendula-infused oil or cream to reduce inflammation and soothe irritated skin.

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 Neem Known as a natural purifier, neem helps treat acne, eczema, and fungal infections. Its antibacterial properties cleanse the skin, leaving it clear and blemish-free. Common Uses: Use neem oil or a paste made from leaves to treat pimples and keep your skin healthy.

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Lavender Lavender is not only calming for the mind but also for the skin. Its anti-inflammatory and soothing qualities make it great for reducing redness, healing acne scars. Common Uses:  Apply lavender oil to acne-prone areas or add it to your bath for an all-over skin refresh.

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Chamomile This gentle herb is ideal for sensitive skin. Chamomile’s anti-inflammatory properties reduce redness, irritation, and puffiness while promoting skin regeneration. Common Uses: Use chamomile tea as a toner or apply it to the skin to calm inflammation and even out skin tone.

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Rose Rich in antioxidants and vitamins, rose petals and rose water are excellent for hydrating and rejuvenating the skin. It helps with reducing fine lines, toning the skin, and balancing pH levels. Common Uses: Spritz rose water on your face for a refreshing toner or mix it with face masks for added hydration.

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Turmeric A natural anti-inflammatory and brightening agent, turmeric helps with acne, dark spots, and hyperpigmentation. It also improves skin elasticity and reduces signs of aging. Common Uses: Mix turmeric with honey or yogurt to create a face mask that brightens and heals the skin.

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