Friday, November 21, 2008
Heal Scars Naturally
While it’s not obvious (or pretty), scarring is actually our body’s healing mechanism for injured skin. Post-trauma, we produce more cells to stimulate re-growth of the affected area…which leads to new, excess tissue (read: scars).
Today’s technology has made scar removal more effective, but there are also helpful tools right in your kitchen. Try these natural remedies on old and new scars alike:
Cucumber: Putting cucumber juice on a scar can reduce its puffiness and eventually depth.
Honey: Naturally antiseptic, it will keep the area clean while softening and nourishing the skin (thanks to its abundant vitamin content).
Aloe: When applied, it can reduce the appearance of darkness and eventually fade the scar.
Olive oil: Just rub the oil into the scar consistently for a long period of time and you will eventually see an improvement in its appearance.
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Today’s technology has made scar removal more effective, but there are also helpful tools right in your kitchen. Try these natural remedies on old and new scars alike:
Cucumber: Putting cucumber juice on a scar can reduce its puffiness and eventually depth.
Honey: Naturally antiseptic, it will keep the area clean while softening and nourishing the skin (thanks to its abundant vitamin content).
Aloe: When applied, it can reduce the appearance of darkness and eventually fade the scar.
Olive oil: Just rub the oil into the scar consistently for a long period of time and you will eventually see an improvement in its appearance.
Source
Labels: aloe vera, healing with food, honey, natural therapy, olive oil, scars
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