Aansa’s Activated Charcoal
Activated charcoal is the newest trend that has been used for hair and skin. If you are looking for an instant way to get that glowing and beautiful skin, then activated charcoal is the best answer. It is said that it gives you a hydrated and much needed glow. Skin tends to absorb numerous amounts of pollutants and impurities from outside and make it look dull and patchy. You can try activated charcoal to actually get a glowing skin. Here’s how you can bring it to your use. But first know the benefits of charcoal for your skin and hair.
How Activated Charcoal can benefit your skin and hair.
1. It helps make the pores smaller and cleaner
Using charcoal can help pull out the dirt, unclogging pores leaving your face fresh and glowing.
2. Takes care of the oily skin
Using it as a cleanser may help keep excess oils at bay, leaving the skin smooth.
3. Treats acne
Charcoal provides the gentle exfoliation that you may need for your skin. It will also absorb oils and toxins on and below the skin.
4. Can help soothe and heal bites, cuts and skin irritations
The activated charcoal helps heal and relieve the symptoms; thanks to its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
5. May help in getting healthy hair
It can also help get rid of dandruff, oily scalp and itchiness from hair. It is said to pull out dirt from the scalp and make it cleaner.
Here’s an awesome recipe of a simple mask that can be used for both hair and skin treatments:
Take some activated charcoal powder and mix it with rose water to form a paste. Apply a thin layer on your face. Let it sit for 10 minutes to 30 minutes before washing it off with warm water. If there is excess charcoal on your face, take some baking soda and warm water to wash it away. Once you are done washing your face. Make sure you apply oil that suits your face to lock in the moisture.
NB: It is certainly not for intake and is only for external application purpose.
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This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.