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OUR What's in our Sausage Tree Lotion Series highlighted 4 ingredients found in our product

oil

extract

Each of this ingredients has been carefully chosen to add specific benefits for healing your skin issues.

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Are you ready to sip some tea and chat this me Tuesday!?

Join me and my friend Sara ( ) for a wonderful conversation about healing…

She is a powerhouse, full of knowledge and I’m so delighted to share her with you!

Mark your calendars and plan your tea… it a virtual tea date!

Tuesday, January 24 @ 10AM (PST)

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My Sausage Tree Lotion Story Hello, Ashton here with SausageTreeLotion.com and I am so glad you're here. I wanted to share a little bit about who I am and how this business got started. I'm 38 years old and married for 15 years and we have 3 beautiful children. My middle child suffered with eczema for most of his life (he's jus...

Kigelia Africana… aka is non we thing to the indigenous people of Africa.

They’ve been using it for hundreds of years to heal.

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What's In Our Sausage Tree Lotion
SERIES: Kigali Afriacana

Kigelia africana (otherwise known as the sausage tree) grows across the continents of Africa and Australasia.
The tree has a long history of use in its native habitat, and is revered for its ability to help heal skin complaints such as eczema and psoriasis.

This tree has been used by indigenous people and traditional African healers for hundreds of years to treat all manner of skin complaints to serious conditions such as leprosy and skin cancer.

Research has been conducted by a number of universities in the UK and Africa to shed light on why the sausage tree is so beneficial to people suffering with chronic skin conditions.

In tests, extracts from the bark of the tree were shown to contain chemicals which block the growth of harmful bacteria. Studies also showed that extracts from the sausage tree had the ability to inhibit harmful micro-organisms

Other Studies from the University of Zimbabwe have also verified the trees potent anti-inflammatory properties, and have gathered evidence of its ability to rapidly heal wounds.

Fun Facts:
Women in the Zambezi valley make cosmetic preparations of the fruit to help them maintain a blemish-free complexion.

Scientific papers have been published to support the use of an extract of Kigelia africana for the treatment of skin cancer.

Sausage tree extract is commonly used in Europe and the Far East as an active ingredient in skin tightening and breast firming formulations.

Topical use of sausage tree extract is believed to reduce the “over-activity” of skin cell production experienced by psoriasis sufferers.

Studies are currently being carried out to assess the sausage trees’ ability to reverse the effects of sun-damaged skin, prevent age and liver spots, and lighten pigmentation.

SOURCE:https://alchemilla.co/the-sausage-tree-a-traditional-remedy-for-eczema-and-psoriasis/

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What's In Our Sausage Tree Lotion SERIES: Organic Shea Butter

Here's what's so great about shea butter...

It Moisturizes-
The concentration of natural vitamins and fatty acids in shea butter makes it incredibly nourishing and moisturizing for the skin. It remedies dry skin and helps protect the skin’s natural oils.

It Reduces Inflammation –
Due to its cinnamic acid and other natural properties, shea butter is anti-inflammatory. One compound, in particular, lupeol cinnamate, reduces skin inflammation and even potentially helps prevent skin mutations.

It Smoothes Skin –
Shea aids in natural collagen production and nourishes the skin to prevent drying.

Penetrates Skin –
Many studies show that it is especially good at penetrating the skin and contains 60% fat, making it highly emollient. It’s high in essential fatty acids, which help build the skin barrier.

Provides Essential Fatty Acids –
What makes shea butter unique is the fatty acid profile. In addition to cinnamic acid, shea contains oleic, stearic, linoleic, palmitic, arachidic, and linolenic acid. Together, these make it the perfect boost for cellular energy and regeneration.

Gives UV Protection –
It may offer mild UV protection, up to SPF ~6.

Supplies Vitamins A and E –
High in these nutrients, the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties on the skin

Source:https://wellnessmama.com/remedies/shea-butter-benefits/

What's In Our Sausage Tree Lotion SERIES: Organic Olive Oil

Olive Oil.

Prevents water loss:
It moisturizes the skin by reducing water loss. It a barrier for the skin

Protects against environmental damage:
Olive oil's antioxidant properties protect skin cells against environmental damage and inflammation. This means protection against premature aging as well as signs of irritation or redness."

Heals wounds:
The anti-inflammatory ingredients found in olive oil can aid in wound healing. Triterpenes, which are present in many plant oils and in particular olive oil, aid in many biological reactions like those necessary for wound healing: cell migration, cell proliferation, and collagen deposition. They enhance wound repair by reducing the length of time for wound closure

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