Natural Anti Aging Beauty Tips for Women 35 and Over

By the age of 35 women begin to see the telltale signs of aging. The skin starts to lose its natural glow and the skins elasticity is slowing giving way to fine lines and the dreaded sagging skin. This is the time when most women re-think their skin care routine and seriously start looking for “the next best thing” to turn back time.

You don’t need to buy the latest, greatest and most expensive anti-aging skincare creams, lotions and serums. An effective anti aging skin care routine can be developed by utilizing a few all natural ingredients. Although there are new chemically derived anti-aging compound being developed, some women believe Mother Nature knows best and choose to stick with natural ingredients to take care of their skin. If homemade is not for you, there are more and more skin care lines and boutiques skin care brands that are going natural.

Invigorating the skin can start with something as simple as an all natural facial scrub. Ground almonds and ground oatmeal mixed together with a little spring water makes a refreshing natural facial scrub ideal for women in their late 30’s. If you want to go further, you can add essential oils such as 1 drop of Basil or Lavender to slough off and enliven the skin tone.

Clay masks made with Green Clay, China (Kaolin) clay and cornflower make the basis for an out of this world anti-aging facial mask. Green clay is rich in calcium, magnesium and potassium. These minerals are beneficial to aging skin and replenish the lost minerals in the skin. By adding essential oils of 1-2 drops of geranium or chamomile your skin will drink in the beneficial qualities of the essential oils that target aging skin and will leave your skin smooth and hydrated.

Don’t forget possibly adding steaming to your beauty routine. Remember when you, or your mom used to sit over a bowl of warm water with a towel draped over the head? It worked then and it works now. Steaming opens pores and causes your skin to perspire, thus releasing the dirt and toxins from your skin. Adding Follow this by splashing lots of cold water to tighten the skin. If you have very sensitive skin, broken capillaries, inflammation or sunburn, avoid steaming as it can aggravate the skin further.

Be sure to join me for my next installment, when I will discuss the natural oils you can use to keep you skin soft and supple.