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Reviewed By Ray Spotts

Lemon is known for many different properties. It's a great detoxifier. Many people swear by drinking their water with lemon. It's also known to be a great natural cleaning agent, not to mention a pesky bug repellent. The list goes on and on, but let's delve deeper into what makes this essential oil one of the most popular.

One of the first studies that found there were problems with coal tar, and its possible side effects, was done on animals. It was found that increased exposure to coal tar heightened the likelihood of skin cancer occurrences. There is something within coal tar that affects the skin negatively as well.

Rubbing a couple of drops of cumin oil on problem areas will have them lightening in no time. Cumin oil has also been known to have positive effects on specific skin conditions such as eczema.

Green tea is a natural anti-oxidant, which means that it can break up the troublesome oil that often causes acne and blackheads to propagate.

Reviewed By Ray Spotts

Many folks are privy to the advantages of ascorbic acid - or vitamin C - when fighting colds, flues or viruses. We know that it bolsters our internal system and wards of dangerous germs. However vitamin C, and namely orange peel oil, has numerous uses, positive effects and is incredibly useful to the skin. This makes orange peel oil extremely well-regarded within the natural and holistic community. 

Reviewed By Ray Spotts

Roots, tree bark, flowers, and leaves - living things give life. Extracting this life force is what botanical skin care is all about. Bottom line: botanical products are teeming with life--and so are you! So why on earth would you use dead products on your gloriously alive skin?

Reviewed by Ray Spotts

We've all been there: experienced those red, patchy, sometimes itchy segments of skin, Sometimes raised, sometimes flat - the result of some type of reaction our body is having. The appearance of hives can actually be caused by a myriad of things. Some have incredibly sensitive skin and are highly allergic to many different elements. For those who are susceptible to food allergies, even the tiniest bit of shellfish, nuts, or eggs can cause an unsightly outbreak of red, bumpy flesh. However, many people aren't aware that hives can be caused by a multitude of unexpected things.  

Reviewed by Ray Spotts

Like most conditions, stress is a leading factor associated with flare ups of psoriasis. Because of this, maintaining your stress levels and dealing with stress adequately, is of paramount importance. The way that stress impacts our body is very pertinent to our organs, glands and internal functioning.

Reviewed By Ray Spotts

Most of us baby-boomers refused to believe wed actually age as we grew older. Despite our delusional denial, here we are staring lines, wrinkles, and age spots in the face - literally!

Reviewed By Ray Spotts

YouTube beauty and lifestyle vlogger Shlinda recently began using the Amazingly Beautiful collection of face and body oil serums and let her viewers know how the experience went.

Your skin is your largest organ - all eight pounds and 22 feet of it! There are almost 20 million skin cells in every inch of your body and you slough off and replace as many as 40,000 of these miraculous organisms each day! Taking care of this wonderful suit of armor can make the rest of your body healthier - inside and out. And the care and feeding of your skin is job one. But you don't have to spend hundreds of dollars on beauty products because much of what you'll need is already in your kitchen.  A Skin Smoothie Honey, yogurt, soy mi...

Some find that their skin is incredibly dry during the winter months. While this can be incredibly uncomfortable and further damage skin, there are ways to combat this issue.