No matter what you use for your skin treatment, consistency and time to let it work is the key. You don’t have to turn to expensive beauty products, however, to get great results.
In fact, you can make many of the best ones from products you may already have at home in your kitchen. You’ll always know these treatments are fresh and also know they won’t contain any toxic ingredients, which is a huge plus.
I love the feeling and look of the skin on my face after I’ve used an Omega 3—flax seed facial. Omega 3 is an essential fatty acid, which simply means our body needs them, but can’t make them, which is just now getting attention for the role it plays in heart health and overall health.
Some people take the fatty acid in the form of a capsule containing fish or krill oil. These people often have beautiful clear complexions because of it.
Logic would tell you that if it’s right for your skin from the inside, it’s probably helpful from the outside too. That logic would be right because this facial mask leaves your skin soft and glowing.
Fatty acids are oily, and they help to lock moisture into the skin, thus protecting it from environmental assaults and dehydration.
It also penetrates the skin to help keep the skin cells plump and support their membranes.
You’ll love how your skin feels after using this mask and also love the moisturizing effects that make you look younger.
Other Benefits from Flaxseed Oil, a Plant Based Omega 3 Fatty Acid
① Whenever someone mentions fat, it’s almost a gut reaction to scowl. Not all fats are bad for you. In fact, you have to have fats in order to be healthy.
Fats can help your skin by providing the nutrients to keep it elastic and supple. Your diet should contain a balance of 4 to 1 of Omega 6 fatty acids to Omega 3 to stay healthy.
Unfortunately, most Americans have one that’s anywhere from 10 to 1 to 30 or 40 to 1. That not only negatively impacts your health; it also affects your skin.
② By adding flaxseed oil to your daily diet you can nourish your skin and moisturize starting from the inside. Not only does flaxseed oil help minimize dehydration; it also helps eliminate fine lines and dry patches on your skin.
Studies show that Omega 3 fatty acids can help conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, and dermatitis while reducing the amount of inflammation that creates redness. It thins sebum, which can help prevent clogged pores and clear up acne. Applied topically it’s also good for sunburn.
③ The Omega 3 found n flaxseed oil also can help make dull, brittle hair come to life and grow into shimmering locks. It can prevent brittle, cracked, peeling nails by strengthening them, too.
Dr. Budwig, a German scientist and seven-time Nobel Prize nominee, was ahead of her time in 1908 when she recommended a diet that contained flaxseed oil and a German form of cottage cheese, to rebuild good health. Since then, many studies have shown just how important these essential fatty acids are.
Chia Seeds Are Not Just for Chia Pets
If your only experience with Chia seeds comes from the commercial that starts with “Ch-Ch-Ch-Chia,” you’ll be happy to find out they have more value than just providing hair for your chia pet.
The small black seeds are a powerhouse of Omega-3s, which help the cell membrane. The cell membrane, when working at its best lets moisture and nutrients in and keeps them there but doesn’t allow toxins that might damage the cell to enter.
Yogurt Is a Tried and True Home Beauty Aid
The lactic acid in yogurt is often found in many high priced over-the-counter creams and masks. It not only smoothes the skin, but it also moisturizes while it exfoliates.
When applied to the face, it can help eliminate wrinkles that already exist and prevent new ones from appearing.
You’ll Need:
- 1 tbsp plain (unsweetened) yogurt
- 1 tbsp Flaxseed oil
- 1 tsp Chia seeds (ground-up)
① Use a blender to ground up the chia seeds first or you can just mash them up using the back of the spoon.
② Add the yogurt and flaxseed oil. Mix all together and apply to your freshly cleanse face.
③ Let it sit for 15-20 minutes and rinse it off with warm water and follow with cold water. Do this once or twice a week and soon, you’ll start to notice some improvements on your skin.
④ Using this mask regularly can renew skin from the inner layers giving you a younger softer complexion, this mask can even reduce lines and wrinkles.
Flaxseed powder n olive oil combo will work… Whre can we get flaxseed oil.. Wat it is called n hindi… Chia seeds shud b used soaked or normal…will it improve texture n complexion of skin… Ny side effects
Hello mam thank you so much for wonderful tips.can we use flaxseed powder instead of oil and what means chia seed?what is its another name?please reply