Here are some herbal remedies that is the answer to all your problems Benefits of neem on skin

Neem is a wonder herb. Since early times neem is known for its wonderful properties and marvelous results on skin. It works as blood purifier and is very helpful in eradicating toxins from the blood that are supposed to cause harm to the skin. • Local application of neem powder or neem oil has miraculous results. It is a famous anti microbial herb, it renders all the microorganisms inactive therefore helping in proper healing of wound without causing any infections and septic conditions • Good results have been seen on skin problems like acne and blemishes. It helps in disinfecting the hair follicles and helps in eradicating the particle which is the main culprit in blocking the pore • Taking bath of neem leaves socked water helps our body to counter mild infections, which our body might get in day-to-day activity • Neem helps in early healing of burns and injuries that might also helps in fading of scars that are left after the any injury • Tropical application and internal use of neem makes us relieved from eczema and even ringworms • Neem is very helpful in providing internal glow to the skin by providing natural supplements that are required for good and healthy skin • Neem is extensively used in hair fall and early graying of hairs with very satisfying results. • It also find its application in dandruff and in lice growth • Neem is helpful in lighting dark circles which are usually caused due to life style disturbances Know more about Benefits and Uses of Neem on Skin Care Effects of Tulsi, the holy basil on skin • 

Tulsi behave as an anti-bacterial and anti-fungal agent thus helps in Dermaclear eradicating any of the microorganisms developing on the wound and the skin. • Tulsi is a wonderful blood purifier that helps in eradicating any toxins circulating in blood and helps us from any kind of foreign invasion there fore helps in protecting our skin from acne and other skin infections. • It helps in normalizing our digestive system thus helpful in treating cause by which dark circles are caused. • Tulsi is helpful in skin conditioning by improving blood circulation thereby helping each and every cell to get its part of nutrition and oxygen that helps in glowing skin • Tulsi works as a powerful antioxidant thereby helps in preventing early aging signs and makes the skin young as never before Know more about Benefits and Uses of Tulsi on skin care Wheat grass and its effects on skin • Wheat grass has been used since ages as it is helpful in providing required vitamins and minerals that are very helpful in nourishing skin and helps it to look healthy • Due to presence of vitamin E in wheat grass, it helps in preventing aging and also helps in maintaing shine on the skin. • Vitamin E also helps in preventing dark circles around eyes • It is a good remedy in any skin disorder, as it possesses the cold potency, which is helpful in curbing skin disease that are of hot potency. • Super oxide dismutase (SOD) present in wheat grass helps in slowing the aging process of cell thus gives the property of rasayan to wheat grass •

Alanine, an amino acid helps in promoting blood formation there fore helpful in formation of RBC (red blood corpuscles), WBC (white blood corpuscles), blood platelets etc. which are helpful in providing proper nourishment and protection to cell from any foreign invasion • Vitamins A present in wheat grass is very useful in improving vision of eyes therefore helping in providing proper nourishment to the skin under eyes preventing dark circles and sagging down of skin • Iron is helpful in hemoglobin production therefore is helpful in increasing oxygen carrying capacity of blood and is helps in imparting pinkish colour to the skin Amla and its benefits on skin • It is very helpful in skin diseases as it has sheet virya (cold potency), it inhibits pitta dosha and thus helps in getting relief from it as all the skin disorders are caused by pitta dominance. • Regular use of Amla promotes glow on skin and delays wrinkles or loosening of skin. Good results have been found in eczema. • Its internal use as well as its local application on scalp gives good results in hair loss as it provides nourishment to the skin on head (scalp). • It stimulates hair follicles thus promoting hair growth and also improves texture of the hair. • It also prevents premature graying of hairs and dandruff, which is flaking of dead cells of the scalp. • Indian women generally use Amla to wash their hairs, which act as natural hair conditioner as it helps in providing good nourishment and also helps in normalizing blood supply • It is helpful in making skin glow and works as an antioxidant therefore prevents wrinkles and loosening of skin. Know more about Benefits and Uses of Amla on skin care Aloe vera: a skin specialist herb Aloe vera is an herb extensively used in enhancing beauty in natural way. 

• Aloe vera is known to help in condition known as dermatitis (an inflammatory disease of the skin) therefore helps in relieving from it • It stabilizes digestive system and therefore is very essential in providing proper nourishment to the skin. • Being an herb of cold potency, it helps in fighting against any skin diseases that are caused by pitta related disorders One of the most important roles of our skin is to protect our 'insides' from the external environment, acting both as a barrier and a filter between 'outside' and 'inside'. In addition, the skin is involved in regulating our body's temperature, like when we have a fever or we're physically working hard, we tend to sweat, which is the body's way to attempt to lower the temperature. Another important role of our skin is to protect us from harmful substances entering our body, and in eliminating toxins. This takes workload off our Liver and Kidneys to filter out by-products from our body's metabolism. The skin also breathes! Hormones, Sweat glands and pH The pores of our skin are made up of a combination of oil and sweat glands (sebaceous and sudoriferous glands) helping to keep our skin healthy and elastic. An excessive sebum secretion is often associated with oily skin and acne. This is particularly common in adolescents as the increased levels of sex hormones stimulate sebum production and secretion. When in balance, the combined excretion of oil and sweat from the skin's pores has a pH of about 5.5. 

The Acid Mantle, Age and the importance of the skin's pH This slightly acidic layer, also referred to as the "Acid Mantle", is our body's first defence mechanism against bacteria invading it and is not a favorable environment bacterial growth to occur. This defence layer develops at puberty, which is why children are more susceptible to disease, viruses and fungal infections such are ringworm. The pH of children's skin is closer to neutral (pH 7). At puberty, however, we start to produce more hair on our bodies. Hair follicles have an associated sebaceous gland or glands which become active as hair growth increases, causing changes in the skin's pH. The hormones that control sweat also become active and the whole surface of a teenager's skin is totally different to that of a young child. This is our body's way to increase our defence system. The pH of normal, healthy human skin is somewhere between 4.5 and 6. However, this varies with age. Typically, newborns have a pH closer to neutral (pH 7) that quickly turns acidic in order to protect young children's skin. In the late teens to early 20's, our Acid Mantle is well developed and provides good protection against potentially harmful, external environmental factors. Our skin usually looks healthy, heals quickly when injured and seems to take care of itself. With increasing age however, the skin's pH becomes more and more neutral, and thus more susceptible to bacterial growth. 

This reduced acidity kills fewer bacteria than before, leaving the skin susceptible to bacterial growth and infections. The skin weakens as a result and begins developing problems with increasing age. (Interestingly, the pH value rises beyond 6 when a person actually suffers from a skin problem or skin disease.) The aging process of the skin causes biochemical changes in collagen and elastin, the connective tissues underlying the skin, which give the skin its firmness (collagen) and elasticity (elastin). The rates of loss of skin firmness and elasticity differs from individual to individual, depending on their genetic makeup, general health, over exposure to the sun, skin care regime, or lack there of, and other factors. As the skin becomes less elastic, it also becomes drier; the underlying fatty tissue begins to disappear resulting in the skin beginning to sag.