That coconut also has, like aloe vera, favorable properties for the skin? Well yes, you are reading correctly and we will tell you how to get the most out of them.
When we talk about skin care on these hot summer days we think about using light, soothing, refreshing and, above all, quickly absorbed products. The protagonists of our post today are coconut and aloe vera which, apart from combining perfectly, have multi-use properties and are suitable for all audiences.
FUSION OF BENEFITS
These two ingredients can be considered great allies against the dreaded wrinkles and expression lines that, over the years, invade our skin.
The truth is that wrinkles are only traces that the skin leaves behind after the movements we make with it (grimaces, frowning, smiling...), but they cause the loss of elasticity and collagen, giving rise to much more aged skin.
The high water content of both ingredients serves as an antioxidant and remineralizing action and also helps remove dead skin cells, allowing for renewed and youthful skin.
Merger of benefits
COMBINE ALOE AND COCONUT
There are many remedies to reduce them, and in fact, it has been proven that plants such as aloe vera are one of the most beneficial and complete in natural cosmetics and are ideal as a medicinal resource or to reduce wrinkles and expression lines naturally.
For its part, the consumption of coconut, whether raw or in oil, has the ability to slow down the aging process or fight against fungi that may appear on our skin, among other uses.
THE SKIN… HAS A MEMORY!
A saying that has been said for years and...maybe centuries!
We refer to it when we push the skin to its limit, we shorten its healthy life, for example when we have more sun exposure than we should, leading to sunburn or premature wrinkles and spots.
This is the reason why we must take care of our skin from an early age with products such as Super defense, triple action moisturizing cream that, formulated with shea butter, aloe vera and Vitamin E, helps reinforce the skin's natural defense system and acts as an antioxidant, among other benefits.
