Chamomile for psoriasis

Chamomile refers to annual plants aster family. The popularity of this plant provides excellent healing properties of chamomile. Usefulness of chamomile is well known since ancient times. For treatment are used chamomile flowers, composed of: chamomile essential oil, the content of which is 1%, carotene, vitamin C, tannins, acids – oleic acid, salicylic, palmitic, stearic, bitterness, glucose. With this set, chamomile benefit is obvious: simple flower has a remarkable antibacterial activity, high medicinal value.

Chamomile oil for skin

Chamomile has: choleretic and diuretic, diaphoretic, normalizing effect, the ability to treat diseases of the liver, bladder, kidneys, calming effect on the nervous system, anti-allergic effect, excellent cosmetology properties.

Chamomile is an effective anti-inflammatory agent. Chamomile is used for diseases of the digestive tract, kidneys, liver, bladder, for colds, well proven at menstruation delay, for various allergies.

Chamomile benefits for the skin

Chamomile is a versatile medicinal plant, from which you can prepare infusions, decoctions, tinctures, teas, solutions for wiping, compresses and much more. That is, the drug on the basis of this fragrant and beautiful perennial is suitable for both internal and external use. People always come across this very plant when looking for how to treat body psoriasis. Chamomile helps with arthritic and rheumatic affections of the joints, relieves pain and swelling, relaxes and tones muscles. It is effective in various skin diseases (eczema, abrasions, neurodermatitis, psoriasis, etc.). It relieves pain, itching, promotes rapid healing.

As nothing else chamomile will help in case of pustular psoriasis treatment, having antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, disinfectant action.

In cosmetology, it is valued due to the content of the following components.

1. Carotene. It makes the skin smooth.
2. Hamazulen. Thanks to it chamomile has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. In addition, it is a natural antihistamine.
3. Sesquiterpenic alcohols and hydrocarbons. On the skin they form a protective film, protecting it from irritation.
4. Choline. Wound healing component.
5. Flavonoids. They are able to withstand UV radiation and reduce pigmentation.
6. Caprylic and organic acids. The former are antispasmodics and antiseptics, while the latter – clean and lighten skin.
7. Coumarins tone the skin.
8. Listerin improves oxygen metabolic processes of the epidermis.
9. Polysaccharides – moisturize.

All these substances contained in a tiny flower, allow using chamomile for all skin types and in all cosmetic products.