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In skincare juniper berry oil is most useful to detoxify and clear congested skin, making it excellent to help clear cellulite and to return the tissue to normal functioning.
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Juniper berry oil is used in the following of our products |
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The therapeutic properties of juniper berry oil include that of it being an antiseptic, anti-spasmodic, astringent, carminative, diuretic, emmenagogue, depurative, vulnerary and tonic.
It has some good antiseptic properties that make it useful in treating acne, as well as other skin inflammations. This makes it great for treating cellulite, as cellulite is sometime accompanied by mild inflammation.
We used it in Cellumend Cellulite Cream, as it is a natural detoxifier. Its safe yet dependable diuretic effects help to clear the skin, not only from unwanted toxins, but also from excess water in the tissue.
The essential oil used in the manufacture of cosmetics is only extracted from the ripe berries, although oil can also be extracted from the needles, wood and unripe berries - but this oil is not used in cosmetic and skin care manufacture as the content of the alpha and ß-pinene is too high.
The main chemical components of juniper berry oil are pinenes, sabinene, camphene, myrcene, alpha-phellandrene, alpha-terpinene, cineole, cymene, terpin-4-ol, bornyl acetate and cayophyllene.
Juniper communis fruit oil is the volatile oil obtained from the berries of Juniper communis. It is classified as an essential oil and is used as a fragrance ingredient. It is also known as juniper oil.
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Juniper berry oil is used in the following of our products |
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The links below is all on our www.Cellulite.co.za website. Although our very effective Cellumend anti-cellulite cream is part of the Dermaxime range, we have devoted a special website just to help people get rid of, and to prevent cellulite. |
Please note - we are not involved in plastic or cosmetic surgery, but offer these information pages for the benefit of our clients. Men and women are using cosmetic surgery more-and-more, not for vanity sake, as so some people believe, but to stay in the running in our fast paced lifestyles where health, vitality and youth is a valuable commodity, and where people often are judged (wrongly so) on how they look. |
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