Placenta has long been praised for its nutritional value and is often eaten by individuals looking to absorb these benefits. However, in recent years, the placenta has been embraced as an effective antiaging facial treatment.
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Jojoba oil is no newcomer to the skin-care industry. Packed with nutrients and vitamins, the natural ingredient -- derived from a desert shrub -- is an effective moisturizer for even the driest of complexions.
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Safflower oil is a favorite in natural skin care because it is a botanical alternative to synthetic emollients. Extracted from the oil of safflower seeds, the oil is a potent hydrator and ideal for dry, sensitive complexions.
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Tea tree oil is no newcomer to the skin-care world. The natural ingredient, derived from the leaves of the Melaleuca tea tree, has long been employed for its antiseptic and antibacterial properties.
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Glycolic acid has long been a popular ingredient in skin care. According to Linda Walker’s “The Skin Care Ingredient Handbook,” alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA), derived from sugar cane, is a natural exfoliator that can remove dead skin cells, smooth skin texture and combat wrinkles.
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The lifespans of body lotions and powders can vary and are largely dependent on ingredients. Use expiration dates, typically on product packaging, as a general guide; many external factors can cause a product to spoil prematurely.
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