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Who wants coffee
Posted on 2 August, 2016 at 3:15 Comments comments (0)
Ok so I am new to this blogging so bear with me whilst I am on this journey of educating myself and passing on all I learn with you. Today I wanted to share some DIY skin care projects that you can all try at home, better still grab your friends and make a night of it. If your anything like me and you love coffee you will find any way to get it since I already drink way to much of it I thought what better way than to incorporate it into your skin care routine.
So first lets look at some of the benefits to using coffee in your skin care regime

Fights Free Radicals

Free radicals are responsible for causing premature skin aging. This results in the appearance of wrinkles, sun spots and loss of elasticity. The antioxidants contained in caffeine can attack these free radicals and eliminate them. This will improve the overall look of your skin. For this reason, caffeine is widely used in anti-ageing day and night creams in conjunction with retinol.
Soothes Inflammation

Caffeine possesses anti-inflammatory properties that make it effective in reducing inflammation and redness in your skin. It is often used as an ingredient in anti-inflammatory creams to enhance their effectiveness. Using caffeine in skincare products can reduce and prevent inflammation and redness and give you beautiful, even skin tone.
Treatment of Under Eye Dark Circles

Under eye dark circles can be caused by various factors such as dehydration, allergies, lack of sleep or genetics.

Caffeine cannot cure hereditary dark circles. Its anti-inflammatory properties make it beneficial in reducing puffiness and inflammation associated with dark circles.

Caffeine also reduces the accumulation of blood under your eyes which contributes to dark shadows.

Eye creams meant to erase dark circles contain caffeine. Tea leaves contain caffeine. So you can apply moist tea bags under your eyes for 5 minutes to reduce dark circles and puffiness.

Reduces Cellulite ( I better fill my bath up and sit in it )

Caffeine present in skin care products can dehydrate fatty cells. This results in the water disappearing from the surface of your skin. This minimizes the appearance of cellulite, thus providing you with a smoother skin.

Research at the University of Sao Paulo has proven that the application of skin cream containing caffeine reduced the size of cellulite fat cells by 17%. A number of anti-cellulite creams are available that can decrease the appearance of cellulite. Another way to use caffeine is to add ground or instant coffee to regular body scrub at home.

Treatment Of Rosaceae

Caffeine constricts blood vessels to reduce redness. This makes it an ideal treatment for facial flushing and rosaceae. When applied topically, caffeine works as a diuretic, aids in circulation and is also a powerful antioxidant. Thus, it has the ability to calm irritated and reddened skin caused by sun damage and rosaceae.

Repairs UV Damage

Studies have indicated that caffeine may also repair the skin damage caused by exposure to UV rays. It is considered a stronger antioxidant than the polyphenols contained in green tea. In fact, it is among the best and strongest antioxidants to combat UV damage.

Tightens Skin

Another added benefit of caffeine is that its topical use can tighten fine lines and smooth puffy skin. Caffeine used in creams is absorbed by your skin to firm and tighten its appearance. It also inhibits the growth of skin cancer cells. Beauty products often include caffeine as it can provide you with a flawless appearance.

With all these benefits who would not want more coffee, there is a few ways you can try this at home, want to get rid of those dark circles under the eyes combine ground coffee with some honey I use organic and apply it under the eyes leave on for about 10 minutes then rise off and of course be carful not to get it in your eyes.
Another one of my favourites is to combine fresh ground coffee with sugar and a little coconut oil not to much you want it to have the consistency of sand jump in the shower grab a handful and scrub away.

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http://www.collective-evolution.com/2016/04/06/what-happens-to-your-skin-when-you-switch-to-cosmetics-with-less-chemicals/

This Is What Happens To Your Body When You Switch Or Stop Using Cosmetic Products A new study led by researchers at UC Berkeley and Clinica de Salud del Valle Salinas has demonstrated how taking even a short break from various cosmetics, shampoos, and other personal care products can lead to a substantial drop in the levels of hormone-disrupting chemicals present within the body....

This made me laugh

Enough said

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Interesting read what's really in dove soap? And this used to be one of my favourites

Revive Bath & Body: The Truth about Dove Soap Dove is primarily made from synthetic surfactants, soaps (derived from vegetable oils such as palm kernel) and salts of animal fats (tallow).