Natural Remedies of Saffron for Skin and Hair Health
We were not the ones to come up with saffron as the secret ingredient for
natural cosmetic applications. The king of spice, with its remedies and
rituals, has been around since the dawn of time. However, our unique
formulas and modern scientific approach bring you a range of hair and skin
products which will disrupt the beauty industry. We take a quick peek into
the outstanding beauty benefits of saffron utilized across the old and new
world, and throw in a few of those traditional remedies for your personal
enjoyment (although we do not take personal responsibility for Ayurveda
and alike concoctions that we have posted here). Once you have had a
look, feel free to take a look into our Saffron Secret collections to review
our product line.
Hair Growth – Legend or let me have some of that
Saffron is said to provide a boost in the treatment of hair growth. The
potency of saffron's antioxidants supposedly have a tendency to promote
hair follicle growth and rejuvenate lost or damaged hair. Mix the saffron
with a teaspoon of salt, licorice powder and milk, and apply it to the
damaged hair area and scalp as a hair mask for a few minutes. Conduct the
same procedure daily. Legend has it that this ought to do the trick.
Magical properties for the Skin
We have reviewed studies and clinical trials that prove the efficacy of the
high levels of anti-oxidants in saffron. You can read more about that here.
Beyond the studies saffron can supposedly improve acne, remove wrinkles,
tone the skin, improve overall complexion and provide a natural glow.
These are the remedies that have come to our ear from shamans across the
hills.
Skin Remedies
Skin glow – Option 1: Add a few threads of saffron into a glass of milk.
Repeat on a daily basis religiously. Option 2: Make a face mask out of 2
teaspoons of milk, a teaspoon of sandalwood powder and 3 strands of
saffron. Massage into face for 20 minutes and then remove with water.
Apply once a week.
Acne – Take 3-4 basil leaves with a dash of saffron. Grind up the
ingredients and apply to affected area. Apply regularly and wash off with
water.
Skin complexion – Add a few saffron threads to olive or coconut oil and
massage into the skin.
