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Hair and Skin Kin This formula heightens the internal workings of the body to support healthy supple skin, nails and hair. It is nourishing and toning to the liver, kidney and lymphatic system and has been found to not only support hair and nail growth but also relieves discomfort and the unsightly appearances of eczema, rosacea, acne and psoriasis as well as wrinkles and dry skin. This remedy will give you an all over bright and vibrant glow as it provides shiny hair, clear white eyes, gorgeous smooth skin and strong healthy nails! Oregon Grape Root (Mahonia repens): is helpful for many skin disorders, possessing astringent properties that help tonify skin tissue. It improves liver function ,purifies the blood, aids digestion and respiration and supports the urinary tract, all of which help to keep the system free of toxins. Burdock Root (Arctium Lappa): is very useful for chronic skin conditions and eruptions. High in vitamins and minerals, it is one of the premier liver tonics. It also promotes blood and lymph circulation, supports the excretion of toxic bi-products from the cells and aids the digestive process. Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica): is used for skin conditions including wounds, burns, scars, ulcers, cellulite and age spots. It supports healthy connective tissue and skin structure, and reduces skin hardening. Gotu Kola also promotes healthy hair and nail growth. Red Clover (Trifolium Pratense): high in vitamins and minerals including beta-carotene, is an excellent blood purifier, useful for skin disorders including sores and acne, psoriasis and eczema. It stimulates and clears the lymphatic system which helps clear the skin. Cleavers (Galium Aparine): is used to encourage healthy skin and relieve acne symptoms. It is an effective cooling and filtering herb, especially useful for activating the lymph system and kidneys. Cleavers relieves lymphatic stagnation, detoxifies the kidneys, and opens passages to the internal organs thus cleansing and clearing the body of toxins. Horsetail (Equisetum Arvense): is helpful for dry skin and rashes, as well as hair with split ends and weak and brittle nails. It contains a large amount of silica which helps to regulate mineral metabolism and hold calcium in the body. This supports the regeneration of connective tissue and is healing to the skin, nails and hair. Horsetail is an effective diuretic for aiding detoxification. Jamaican Sarsaparilla (Smilax Officinalis): has traditionally been used to treat a variety of skin problems, including eruptive skin disorders, especially those caused by blood impurities and hormonal imbalances. It is an excellent blood purifier, cleansing and toning for the whole system. Pau d'Arco (La Pacho) (Tabebuia spp.): relives a variety of skin conditions as well as age spots.It has been used by the Inca, since ancient times, as a blood purifier and builder. Pau d'Arco is helpful for liver and lymphatic congestion. Yellow Dock Root (Rumex Crispus): is useful for many chronic and acute skin conditions. It is both cooling and detoxifying, a blood purifier aiding liver and intestinal functioning, and high in vitamins and minerals. Buttercup Flower Essence: helpful for realizing and sustaining one's inner beauty and light. Crab Apple Flower Essence: cleanses inner impurities both physical and emotional. Pretty Face Flower Essence: enhances one's sense of the beauty which radiates from within, promoting acceptance in relation to personal appearance. Recue Remey Flower Essence: brings inner calm and stability in times of stress, distress, trauma and emergency. Self Heal Flower Essence: mobilizes inner resources for healing and a vital sense of self. Hair and Skin Kin comes in a 4 oz. bottle of concentrated extract and costs $39.99. Please Note - All of are also available in Non Alcohol Versions with either Pure, Organic, Apple Cider Vinegar or Sweet Vegetable Glycerine. |