I will keep you lot updated on my progress and lets hope it helps with the psoriasis
Oh well, if not, at least you will have wrinkle-free, soft, smooth skin.
Personally I don’t hold out too much hope for the Dead Sea Salts – I really think you actually need to be at the Dead Sea for this to work well.
Shea butter is a pain to use if you buy it in blocks, as it is hard to melt. But somebody just told me that they melt their blocks like chocolate (in a basin over a saucepan of hot water) and then they mix it with coconut oil and use it as a body moisturiser after a warm bath and just before bed. So I am going to try this too.
I accidently discovered the benefits of jojoba oil quite a few years ago. I had P patches appear on my face (forehead, eyebrows, bridge of nose etc...) and had to give up using my normal cleanse, toner and moisturising routine because the products were too harsh on my P delicate skin.
I started to cleanse with jojoba oil, tone with lukewarm water and then moisturise with calendula cream from the Jurlique range.
This worked absolutely brilliantly. Not only was I able to continue with my daily facial cleanse, toner and moisturising routine, but the oil and the cream helped my P patches to settle down and eventually clear up.
However, the Jurlique range is very expensive and I had just lost my job, so I could not continue to buy it. Instead I replaced the calendula cream with jojoba oil as the moisturiser and have never looked back.
For the past few years I have been daily cleansing, toning and moisturising my face with only jojoba oil, lukewarm water and again jojoba oil. And in the past few weeks I have started using rosehip oil as the moisturiser instead.
This simple routine using natural products and the on-going high alkaline diet and daily juicing has been very beneficial to me in more ways than one. Maybe too good! I have been thinking about trying to throw a sickie from work but can’t........as everyone keeps telling me how well I look.
Regards
MadCat
