#aloe vera
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So here’s something kinda funky I noticed the other week. These aloe leaves are growing in flat. Not deflated, like they need water. Just…flat. Mutation or….?
Pantone 2004 color match.
Aloe Vera flower.
I didn’t know this wonderful natural healer has beautiful flowers too!
Came across these flowering plants while visiting Galveston with my sister and her family.
Aloe Vera beauty products have been on the rise in the beauty world for some time now. The hydrating properties of the plant are a cure for dry skin and hair breakage.
Check out : 7 Best Aloe Vera Face Masks on MIRA
Soothe and condition with these calming face masks
Aloe Vera is a name you’ve likely heard throughout your entire life. As a child, you put it on your sunburned skin to soothe after a long day at the beach (casual reminder: wear your SPF), and these same calming and moisturizing properties work in your adult skincare routine.
You can view The Best Aloe Vera Face Masks on MIRA
Aloe Vera beauty products have been on the rise in the beauty world for some time now. The hydrating properties of the plant are a cure for dry skin and hair breakage.
Get more Info : 7 Best Aloe Vera Face Masks on MIRA
Soothe and condition with these calming face masks
Aloe Vera is a name you’ve likely heard throughout your entire life. As a child, you put it on your sunburned skin to soothe after a long day at the beach (casual reminder: wear your SPF), and these same calming and moisturizing properties work in your adult skincare routine.
Learn about The Best Aloe Vera Face Masks on MIRA
Now that I have an office job I get to have office plants! Here’s my current little menagerie all in pots I made. The snake plant in the blue pot has just about outgrown its pot so I need to make it a new one soon
I know, it has been a long time since my last post.
Not long after my last update, I stopped taking the medication. It was a decision nourished by many factors.
1. I asked myself why I was taking the medication. Was it for me? Or for others?
2. Weird stomach noises, digestive irregularity.
3. I was training for a marathon, which I completed recently…by the way! I felt that the running was really a lot on my body with the medicine.
Disclaimer: I do not encourage nor do I discourage the usage of Accutane. I remember how I felt when my skin was at its worst. I remember that acne can be more than visually unappealing, but also physically painful (yeah, cysts HURT).
Good news: right now, I’m OKAY with my skin. And that’s a big deal!
Here’s what I’ve been doing, that has personally worked. I can only speak for myself. Different skin requires different treatment. I can say that it has been a while since I have had a painful cyst…and my chin has been clearer than ever and that’s my problem area. Knock on wood that this continues!
1. I don’t wash my face with hot water. I use cold or room temperature. I apply my cleanser (cetaphil daily) and do not rub nor massage my face. I dab the cleanser very lightly. I let it sit on my face for about 10 seconds before rinsing with cold water.
2. After I allow my skin to air dry, I use this aloe vera spray http://www.vitaminlife.com/index/page/product/product_id/76016/product_name/SG+Aloe+Mist?gclid=CjsKDwjw6qnJBRDpoonDwLSeZhIkAIpTR8J2wVikpQ6YVbTNzlpn99G3ilLcNDCJsgUfCZZcgnoeGgKjUfD_BwE
3. After allowing the spray to dry, I apply moisturizer on only my cheeks and forehead. I do not touch or rub it on my chin, since that seems to encourage acne. In the PM, I use the CeraVe tub and in the morning I use the CeraVe moisturizer
This is what I’ve been doing! I’ve also been taking a digestive enzyme to help repair damage that may have been done during my accutane course. I try to eat healthy, but I’m nowhere near perfect. I’m not 100% blemish free, but I’m better than I’ve been a long time…and my face isn’t in pain.
I’d say that’s a victory…