News India Live, Digital Desk: The increasing smog in cities and poisonous particles of air (particulate matter) enter the pores of our skin and make it prematurely old, lifeless and filled with spots. In such a situation, instead of expensive cosmetics, the oil extracted from the seeds of Moringa, which is called ‘miracle tree’ in Ayurveda, acts as a protective shield for your skin.

Why is Moringa oil effective against pollution?

The antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties present in Moringa oil help protect the skin from pollutants:

Anti-Pollution Barrier: Moringa oil contains ‘behenic acid’, which forms a thin and invisible layer on the skin surface. This layer prevents dust, smoke and fine pollutants from entering the skin.

Fights free radicals: Due to pollution, free radicals are formed in the skin which destroy collagen. Moringa oil is rich in Vitamin C and Vitamin E, which neutralize these radicals and maintain facial glow.

Deep Cleansing: This oil has amazing cleansing properties. It pulls out the dust particles trapped deep in the skin, thereby eliminating the problem of blackheads and pimples.

Natural Glow and Anti-Aging: It helps in reducing fine lines and wrinkles on the face. Regular use tightens the skin and keeps it hydrated.

How to use on skin? (How to Use)

As a cleanser: After coming from outside, take a few drops of Moringa oil on a cotton ball and wipe the face. It will remove makeup and dust easily.

As face oil: Before sleeping at night, wash your face thoroughly and massage it gently with 2-3 drops of Moringa oil. It will repair the skin overnight.

Mixing into moisturizer: If your skin is oily, you can add a drop of Moringa oil to your regular moisturizer and apply it.

For whom is it best?

Moringa oil is suitable for all skin types, but it is essential for people who have sensitive skin or who spend a lot of time in polluted areas.