HAIR MASK FOR HYDRATION AND REPAIR

Magic hair mask with only 3 ingredients

 

1 egg (contains protein which rebuilds)

1 cup olive oil (it has softening and moisturizing effect)

 

1 tablespoon honey (moisturizing and gives elasticity to the hair)

Mix and spread from the root to tip. Wrap the head with a towel for at least an hour.

Rinse. We may use the mask twice a month and the results are spectacular from the very first time!

 

Mary Pan, Clinical Biologist 

THE PLANT OF IMMORTALITY

Aloe vera is a cactus plant which has been used for many purposes since the ancient Egyptians calles it ''the plant of immortality''. Its leaves secrete a clear gel which can be applied topically and help our skin. It treats wounds and burns, skin infections and skin ulcers.

The gel of the Aloe vera is rich in vitamin A, vitamin B complex, vitamin C, vitamin E, folic acid, calcium, potassium, magnesium, sodium, copper, zinc, manganese, iron. 

 

Here are 5 benefits of using Aloe vera gel topically on our skin

1. Treats sunburns

2. Acts as moisturizer

3. Treats acne

4. Is antiaging

5. Increases elasticity

 

Mary Pan, Clinical Biologist

MAGICAL FACE CREAM THAT PROMISES MIRACLES

This is the biggest secret of many cosmetics companies.

The basic material is nothing more than oats. Oats is a cereal rich in vitamins of complex B, full in vitamin E, manganese, selenium, phosphorus, magnesium and zinc. It has intense antioxidant action since it has polyfainoles and carotenoids.

Manufacture of cream

In a glass jar put:
4 spoons of soup oats
(Is important to find organic oats so as not supercharge the skin with chemicals.)
Additional bottled water to cover the oats.
Leave half an hour up to chelate.

After having seen that the mixture has become porridge, apply it with a brush all over the face and let it acts for 5-10 minutes.
Rinse gently with warm water and cotton.

Applying this cream once a week and your skin will become more shiny, and gets elasticity. The most important is that is bleaching and helps to removing discolorations.

Mary Pan, Clinical Biologist