Turmeric
In the Asian region especially India, Clove has been used in traditional medicine and cooking from ancient times and scientifically known as Curcuma longa. The extracts from the current source, curcumin, are well known for being anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and antimicrobial in nature, making turmeric a popular addition to cosmetics.
BENIFITS :
It has anti-inflammatory abilities that can help to reduce inflammation of the skin, and is good for acne, eczema and psoriasis. It is loaded with antioxidants that fight free radicals, causes skin aging and damage, and thus prevents signs of aging, as well as enhancing the skin tone. Also, you will be happy to know that turmeric assists in lightening the skin tone and thus eradicating dark spots and skin pigmentation. It also fights acne-causing bacteria, hence used in treating as well as preventing acne breakages due to bacterial infections.
SKIN TYPES :
People who want to lighten their skin or eliminate areas of skin discoloration such as Melasma, can also improve their skin’s radiance thanks to the action of turmeric on skin tone. Nonetheless, turmeric is quite safe and safe for consumption however, individuals with sensitive skin should first carry out a skin test since it causes skin rash to some individuals.