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Olive oil; hypoallergenic, super moisturizing, rich in antioxidants, 
Charcoal: soaking up excess oil, clearing blemishes and acne, reducing the appearance of pores, brightening skin. 
Charcoal has been used medicinally since the Egyptians, who documented its use in eliminating the bad smell from infected wounds.
Black walnut Hull:  
Anti-Parasitic Properties: One of the most well-known uses of black walnut hulls is their ability to expel parasites from the body. The hulls contain juglone, a powerful compound that is toxic to parasites but safe for humans when used properly. This makes black walnut hulls a popular choice in natural remedies for intestinal worms and other parasitic infections.
Antimicrobial and Antifungal Effects: Black walnut hulls have strong antimicrobial properties, making them effective against various bacterial and fungal infections. They are often used in herbal treatments for conditions like athlete’s foot, ringworm, and candida overgrowth.
Skin Health: The astringent properties of black walnut hulls make them beneficial for skin health. They can be used to treat acne, eczema, warts, and other skin conditions. The hulls help to dry out and heal skin lesions while reducing inflammation.
Digestive Health: Black walnut hulls are also known for their ability to support digestive health. They can help alleviate constipation and support regular bowel movements, partly due to their mild laxative effect.
Detoxification: The hulls are sometimes used in detox regimens, as they are believed to support the body's natural detoxification processes by cleansing the blood and liver.
Avocado; 
1. Intensely Hydrates the Skin & hair: An avocado is predominantly made up of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.
Avocado is a fruit dense with nutrients, including omega-3 fats, fiber, minerals like potassium and magnesium, and vitamins B, C, E, and K. They give avocado its healthful properties, making it a standard item in meal plans for cardiovascular patients, people with diabetes, and people struggling to lose weight.
Primarily known for its healthy fats that improve heart health, avocado has other beneficial uses. For example, the beauty industry recognizes ability of avocados to deeply hydrate, strengthen, and repair the skin.
This article lists 12 avocado benefits for the skin and explains how to use it to achieve a glowing, rejuvenated complexion.12 Avocado Benefits for Skin.
This extensive list of avocado’s benefits for the skin reminds us that many rejuvenation solutions are cost-effective and available as a DIY treatment. They only require dedication. Here is what avocado can do for our complexion.1. Intensely Hydrates the Skin. An avocado is predominantly made up of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. They create a film on the skin’s surface to increase water retention, keeping the skin supple and well-hydrated. Vitamins C and E present in the fruit also have a highly moisturizing effect, making the avocado a natural solution to dry skin and resulting skin conditions.
2. Protects from Free Radicals: Free radicals are unstable molecules often caused by pollution, alcohol, and other external factors. They lead to oxidative damage, which destroys skin cells and results in aging signs and poor skin health.
3. Reduces Inflammation:
Skin inflammation leads to various skin problems, including redness, dry skin, wrinkles, and acne. Omega-3 fats in avocado have potent anti-inflammatory properties, while antioxidants help reduce oxidative damage that leads to inflammation, strengthens the Skin Barrier
Lipids, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory agents in avocado hydrate the skin and protect it from damaging factors, helping to build a stronger skin barrier. A healthy protective skin barrier prevents trans epidermal water loss and premature aging signs. 
4. Alleviates Sun Damage:
UV rays are the most damaging of all skin aging factors. They accelerate the breakdown of collagen, the primary skin-building protein, and damage the skin cell DNA. Vitamins E and B3, carotenoids, and omega fatty acids in avocado help to soothe and repair the skin from the damage caused by UV radiation. Vitamin C also helps build more collagen.
5. Helps Decrease Aging Signs:
Many internal and external factors degrade collagen and elastin, causing dehydration, loss of skin elasticity, the appearance of wrinkles and hyperpigmentation, etc. Avocado is a powerful aid in decreasing these aging signs. Key anti-aging ingredients in avocado include:
Vitamin C – Helps build collagen to maintain the skin’s suppleness and reduce wrinkles.
Vitamin E – Protects the skin from oxidative stress, especially when paired with vitamin C.
Omega fatty acids – Prevent water loss and keep the skin hydrated.
Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) – Helps retain moisture, reduces hyperpigmentation, and strengthens the natural skin barrier.
Carotenoids (lutein and zeaxanthin) – Exhibit UV-filtering effects and neutralize free radicals. 
6. Increases Elasticity A recent study showed avocado consumption and topical application help increase skin elasticity and firmness. 
7. Reduces Dark Spots:
Avocado contains vitamin C, a skin-brightening agent, and niacinamide, one of the most effective ingredients for uneven, hyperpigmented skin. 
8. Helps with Psoriasis and Eczema:
Psoriasis and eczema are widespread skin conditions with a host of uncomfortable symptoms, such as dryness, itching, redness, and cracked skin. The high lipid content in avocado helps soothe inflamed skin, while antioxidants protect the cells from oxidative stress and reduce the risk of inflammation.
9. Removes Dead Skin Cells:
A buildup of dead skin cells results in dry, problematic skin. Antioxidants and minerals in avocado make it an effective exfoliating agent. They help remove dead cells and unclog pores without drying the skin out.
10. May Reduce Acne Breakouts:
Because of its exfoliating and hydrating properties, avocado may be beneficial in clearing the skin and preventing acne breakouts. At the same time, the high lipid content makes avocado comedogenic (pore-clogging). 
11. Improves Overall Skin Health:
The state of our skin depends on various factors: its moisture level, the integrity of its barrier, collagen and elastin reserves, cell turnover, lifestyle habits, etc. Maintaining its health requires a cumulative approach, including a dedicated skincare routine and a balanced diet. Avocado has proven beneficial both as a topical and a nutritional source of skin-enhancing ingredients.
 
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