Effective beauty rituals from around the world

The entire beauty industry is running on the basis of ancient beauty rituals that were being followed ages ago. Due to the evolution, things changed into commercial beauty products.

There is still a category of people who believe that home remedies or non-cosmetic treatments are the best for their beauty regimes. We found out few really affective and ancient beauty rituals that are still being practiced all around the world.

MUD BATH

Eight thousand years ago, the native Wappo people of North America used it to exfoliate and soften the skin. Now in the region of Northern California, mud baths are popular. The mud is created by mixing the local ashy soil with mineral waters to make skin soft and smooth.

PEARL POWDER

Chinese are known best for their natural remedies and treatments. To have bright, exfoliated and tight skin, they use pearl powder made out of original pearls.

THANAKA POWDER

Women in Myanmar are using this powder as SPF for  more than 2000 years now. Thanaka powder is made by grinding the wood and bark of the thanaka tree. It is a perfect shield against skin and prevents it from the pollution.

ARGAN OIL

Argan oil was traded as a coveted beauty agent in 12BC around Mediterranean. Argan oil is loaded with rich antioxidants which improve the appearance of wrinkles, scars, acne or psoriasis. Apply this oil regularly to face, nails, hair and body to achieve the desired beauty.

GREEN TEA

Costa Rica’s indigenous people use green tea as a beauty product while others use it to lose weight. Green tea improves skin complexion, flush toxins from the skin, heal blemishes and scars and reduce inflammation and dark eye circles. Perfect ingredient for health and beauty.