All about Skin-ease

What’s in it?

Nettle - extremely nutrient rich in vitamin A and the mineral silica – both known to help heal and improve condition of skin.  Nettle reduces histamine production in the body and thus reduces allergic reactions so is brilliant for any itchy red inflamed skin.

Improves the channels of detoxification in the body and aid in elimination of waste products.  This action is well known to help treat chronic skin conditions.

Licorice – is an anti-inflammatory and will help to reduce red inflamed skin.  It contains iodine which is known to help thyroid function – some hormonal acne conditions are caused by a thyroid not functioning properly.  Also as a mild laxative it ensure the channels of elimination are working properly to carry out metabolic waste.

Will help to restore adrenal function, which will help skin conditions aggravated by stress.

Burdock – is a key skin herb.  Used wherever there is a chronic accumulation of metabolic wastes and toxins that can lead to inflammation.

High in skin healing nutrients such as vitamins A, C and E and silica. As a bitter herb will improve the digestive function which will in turn improve skin health.

Red Clover - is a specific dermatological agent that is used for both acne and allergic skin conditions.  Will improve the channels of elimination of metabolic waste and restore normal skin function.

What’s it for?

• Acne
• Eczema, Psoriasis
• Itchy Skin
• Poor wound healing.
• Skin that lacks luster and glow.
• Improves nail and hair condition also.

 What makes Skin-ease so good?

• No strong liver or Detox herbs so you shouldn’t get any Detox reactions.
• High in the vitamins A, C & E and the mineral silica.
• Contains iodine which is very low for many people and linked to hormonal acne.
• Improves the channels of detoxification in the body which is essential for improving chronic skin conditions.

Dosage

1 heaped tsp per cup, pour 100° water over leaves, infuse 10 mins. Drink 1 cup 3x daily for medicinal effect.  Shake to mix up before measuring out your teaspoon.