Zinc

Zinc Oxide, or just zinc, is that weird chalky, powdery, white substance. What are you supposed to do with it? Well let us tell you what its uses or functions are

Zinc  functions as a:
• Emollient
• Lubricant
• Astringent
• Antiseptic
• Sunscreen
• Thickener
• Colorant
 

some of the issues it has been known to help:

• Protect against damage caused by overexposure to broad spectrum ultraviolet rays (UVA/UVB)
• Maintain the appearance of a rejuvenated complexion by enhancing collagen synthesis and reducing the rate of developing signs of aging, such as fine lines and dark spots
• Regenerate connective tissue as well as new skin
• Moisturize and restore the health of chapped skin
• Diminish the appearance of enlarged pores
• Facilitate the healing of wounded or otherwise damaged skin
• Calm inflammation
• Soothe itching, burning, inflammation, redness, dryness, peeling and pain
• Balance the skin’s natural pigmentation
• Regulate the production of sebum and interstitial fluid
• Increase the number of other active and beneficial additives that penetrate the skin, when combined with other products that have rejuvenating effects
• Enable the healing of diaper rash by creating a protective barrier between the skin and the diaper
• Allow the oily substances in formulations to penetrate the skin
Naturally facilitate the healing of scrapes, abrasions, burns, irritation, rashes, sores, and ulcers

This special ingredient is found in our clay face masks, our beautiful soaps and our moisturizing body butters.