This spring is coming with a wildflower “superbloom.” This phenomenon is an explosion of wildflowers that exceeds typical spring blooms due to rainy weather resulting in having vibrant colors everywhere, which is a quite a stunning visual.
Springtime flowers are often used in homemade bath and beauty products. That’s why we want to show you how to incorporate various properties of the most popular spring flowers into your skin care routine. See the following ideas:
1. Rose
Rose petals and oil have been used for ages in bath and body recipes. A quick, refreshing way to incorporate this flower into your day is by spraying rosewater on your face when in need of a pick-me-up. It can also be used in perfume and all-natural cleaning.
2. Lavender
Adding lavender to recipes, such as bath salts or body butter, can provide a calming and relaxing atmosphere. The soothing smell alone helps refresh the mind, and the properties help reduce scars and wrinkles.
3. Hibiscus
This flower adds a bright pop of color and a summery scent. It’s the perfect ingredient for a scrub or a facial steam. It helps firm the skin and is rich in antioxidants.
4. Calendula
The calendula flower is known for its golden hue and healing properties. Not only is it antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, but it also helps regenerate the skin. Calendula-infused oil is great to keep on hand for a number of ailments.
5. Chamomile
Dried chamomile flowers are beautiful as well as beneficial for skin care and mental health. It can help soothe and relax, and can be added to soaps, scrubs, and more. It can also help ease puffiness around the eyes.
Spring is a beautiful and colorful season, so let´s take advantage of the natural resources that it brings and use it as way to take care of our skin!