1. Mint(Mentha piperita)-
A natural cure for acne, mint is a pimple-fighter to its salicylic acid (which also helps with excessive oil). It's also anti-pruritic.mint juice can soothe and calm itchy, infected skin.
How to use it- To stinky and dry, cracked feet, boil mint leaves and let your feet soak. also mash a few leaves into a paste to spot-treat pimples, or mix with oatmeal and honey for a DIY mask. Or turn mint into a cooling, soothing astringent.
2.Aloe vera-
Aloe vera is full of with vitamins, minerals and countless other good-for-your-skin stuff. It's hydrating, moisturizing, anti-inflammatory and can help with skin cell turnover.
How to use it- carefully cut open the leaves, scoop out the gel and apply it directly as a moisturizer, skin-soother, scalp mask, leave-in conditioner.
3.Sage plant (Salvia Officinalis)-
Sage is an antioxidant , which means it's a rock star when it comes to anti-aging, fighting free radicals and acting as a natural astringent for oily, acne-prone skin. It is also rich in vitamin A & calcium, both of which play a major role in cell regeneration
How to use it: Turn it into a toner to help regulate sebum production. For your hair, boil the leaves and use as a rinse once cool.
4. Camomile plant(Matricaria chamomilla)-
chamomile helps reduce inflammation, which soothes acne, rashes and eczema. its compound has been known to ease discoloration caused by sunburns or acne due to its lightening properties.
How to use- Brew some chamomile tea. Let it cool. Wash your entire body with it. Seriously, though, a DIY facial treatment can fight fine lines and wrinkles, and using chamomile as a rinse can help protect color-treated hair while also conditioning your strands. Or, opt for the tried-and-true method of using tea bags on your eyes to fight puffiness and dark circles.
5.Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)- lavender is an antiseptic, anti-inflammatory that will soothe irritated, inflamed skin.
How to use it- Use the flowers (dried or fresh) to infuse toners, creams, and facial steams.it will help improve circulation and calm your skin.
6.Calendula(Calendula officinalis)-
Calendula has high levels of carotenoids and flavonoids (antioxidants), so it's no surprise this bright flower can help with everything from chapped lips to fighting lines. It's been shown to help wounds heal faster, plump skin through hydration and circulation, and prevent inflammation.
How to use it- One of the best ways to use calendula is to simply add the flower heads to a bath and let your skin soak up all the benefits.
6.Thyme (Thymus vulgaris)-
According to science, thyme is more effective at clearing acne, it's anti-bacterial defense against blemishes.
How to use it- a potent acne fighting toner. You can also add this mixture to cosmetic clay for a mask.
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