Collagen & Vitamin E Tepezcohuite Cream

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Although more research is needed to prove its efficacy, some people use M. tenuiflora to reduce the appearance of scars, too. 4. Helps With Pain Relief Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory ingredient: Farris adds that certain compounds in the bark could be of value in treating aging skin. "It has flavonoids that are powerful antioxidants that can benefit skin by neutralizing free radicals," she notes. "Free radicals cause oxidative stress in the skin and contribute to skin aging. It’s important to understand the all plants have antioxidants in them, which is why you find so many botanical ingredients in skincare products. The bark extract also has tannins, which are antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds so they may provide a soothing or calming effect on the skin. For traumatic injuries, it is believed to protect exposed bone and help regenerate soft tissues. Cosmeticology

While human evidence is limited, there are anecdotal and lab reports on the bark’s benefits and uses. However, safety is a concern, and more research is needed to make clear recommendations on using the tree extract topically.

Tepezcohuite (also called Mimosa tenuiflora root bark and tepescohuite) is a perennial tree that’s used in traditional medicine to improve skin health, treat wounds and burns, and alleviate pain. Tepescohuite is used for wound, burn, lesion and ulcer healing because of its antimicrobial properties and ability to accelerate cell proliferation. An in vitro study indicated that M. tenuiflora extracts inhibited the growth of gram positive and gram negative organisms, yeasts and dermatophytes. Risks and Side Effects Extracts from the bark of Mimosa tenuiflora are widely used for burn and wound healing in middle and South America. An in vitro study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology suggests that tepezcohuite extracts promote the reproduction of cells, which does speed up burn and wound healing. 3. Promotes Healthy Aging

Traditionally used in Mexico and Brazil for its wound- and burn-healing properties, tepezcohuite is recently getting attention for its anti-aging and nourishing effects. Although there are barely any human trials on the ingredient, there are promising anecdotal reports that have people buzzing about tepezcohuite. What Is Tepezcohuite? How often can you use it: Not enough scientific studies have been conducted to determine appropriate usage. Antibacterial properties: "Tepezohuite is known for its antibacterial activity and has been used for wound healing," says Farris. Thomas notes that some research has shown that the bark has anti-microbial and wound healing properties, but "it is not very efficacious against anti-fungal effects." Mimosa tenuiflora as a cause of malformations in ruminants in the northeastern Brazilian semiarid rangelands After 13 weeks, ulcer healing was determined through measurement of the lesion area. In the treatment group, ulcer size was reduced by a mean value of 92 percent, and all patients in the group exhibited improvements. In the control group, only one patient displayed therapeutic effectiveness. 2. Alleviates Burns

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Like any other new ingredient used topically, start with a small area of the skin when you first use tepezcohuite to rule out a sensitivity or adverse reaction. If you experience redness, burning, itching or any discomfort, discontinue use immediately.

Tepezcohuite (pronounced Te-pez-co-wheete) is derived from the tree bark of Mexico's skin tree. Also known as Mimosa Tenuiflora. It is a thorny tree with a wide coverage, but it is only in very localised areas of Chipas, Mexico, that the species has healing properties.Mimosa tenuiflora’s antimicrobial activity on bacteria and fungi from medical importance: an integrative review Tepezcohuite is said to protect first and second degree burns, helping to prevent the loss of fluids. It's claimed to aid the prevention and formation of cheloidal scars and help regenerate hair follicles. Dermatology Before using any new product, do your research, and ask your dermatologist or health care professional for a recommendation. Conclusion After cleansing the skin, apply a thin layer of regenerating cream on the face, spreading the cream evenly with the fingertips until completely absorbed. It is recommended to perform this operation in the morning and in the evening . This cream leaves a protective layer on the epidermis that allows later makeup.