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Healing Wounds...naturally

We all love to show off a good battle wound. Stretch marks are one of those things you are either lucky enough to not have suffered, or unlucky to get everyone elses dose, and then some!
Knowing that early stages to heal these scars and stretch marks is the key. Once they have gone silvery and back to normal skin colour the healing is set and you really are very limited to what you can do.

Knowing that you can help this healing process with everyday ingredients has got to be a big plus right?  No massive outlay of buying all these so called "magic" potions and lotions.
Here is how to help rid scar tissue and stretch marks with natural remedies which will visibly improve their appearance over time.

Coconut oil:

The fatty acids in coconut oil work like antioxidants preventing and reversing free radical damage on the skin.

Apply over damaged skin area on a daily basis until you achieve desired results.







Carrot Juice:

Rich in minerals and vitamin C this ingredient works wonderfully at cleansing and beautifying the skin. 

Mix the carrot juice with 1tsp of sea salt and massage into a paste onto scars in a circular motion. leave to dry then rinse with warm water.






Aloe Vera:

This is probably the one that most of us have heard of for healing and soothing. This ingredient works brilliantly at regenerating skin tissue, fights inflammation and provides a soothing calming action.

Cut a leaf off the plant and slice it length-ways to expose the aloe sap and apply directly to the skin.



Vitamin E:


This helps to stimulate the formulation of collagen and improves the skins texture and strength.

Open a vitamin E capsule and use directly onto scars. make sure the scar has been healed as vitamin E can interfere with the healing process.



Hazelnut Oil:


Hazelnut oil nourishes and hydrates the skin. Aids with cell regeneration and acts as an astringent. Plus diminishing redness.

Apply directly onto damaged skin and apply daily as required.






Bentonite Clay:


This clay pulls toxins out of pores and helps heal the skin, plus reduces redness.

Apply into a paste of clay and water onto the skin. leave to dry and feel tight, rinse with warm water. Repeat as needed.






Simple easy ingredients that have some great properties. Enjoy making your own medical labs.....these are wonderful products to use even without damaged skins, just as a means of prevention rather than cure.
Happy mixing!
Till next time                                 
Love & sparkle
Caroline King Beauty Geek
www.elysiumheavenlytreatments.co.uk
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