Horsetail Extract in Cosmetics

Jul 20, 2023

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Horsetail, herbaceous perennial. Rootstock creeping-rooted, black or dark brown. Aboveground stems erect, 2-typed. Nutritive stems arising after sporophyte withering, 15-60 cm tall, with 6-15 ridges. Leaves reduced, lower united into sheaths, sheath teeth lanceolate, black, margins gray-white, membranous; branches whorled, medium-solid, with 3-4 ridges, single or rebranched. Sporangia first in early spring, often purple-brown, fleshy, unbranched, sheaths long and large. Sporangial spikes drawn in May-June, terminal, blunt, 2-3.5cm long; sporophytes hexagonal, peltate, spirally arranged, with long sporangia on the margins. Spores monomorphic.

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Many consumers see that some cosmetic products contain Horsetail extract, but they are not sure about the efficacy and effects of this substance, and they want to know whether the products containing Horsetail extract are good or not. In this article, we will introduce the effects of Horsetail extract and its effects on the skin.
Horsetail extract, English name is EQUISETUM ARVENSE EXTRACT, applied in cosmetics, skin care products, the main role of the skin conditioning agent, anti-inflammatory agent, the risk factor of 1, safer, can be assured that the use of pregnant women generally have no effect, Bauhinia extract is not acne-causing.

Shown in cell culture can moderately promote the secretion of interferon-gamma, interferon on the inhibition of dermatitis, enhance the skin's metabolism and so on have a role, so there is anti-inflammatory function; on the surface of the contraction of capillaries, it is a kind of vascular reinforcing agent to prevent capillary hemorrhage and capillary overexpansion to prevent the skin's purple spots; at the same time can be used as a living skin anti-aging agents, moisturizing agents and odor inhibitors.
It is suitable for 7 types of skin: dry skin, firm skin, pigmented skin, sensitive skin, non-pigmented skin, wrinkled skin, and oily skin.

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Horsetail extract still has medicinal value. The plant's stems contain high levels of silicone and silicic acid, which help to repair fractures and form collagen, an important protein found in connective tissue, skin, bone, cartilage and ligaments. Bauhinia is also used to treat urinary tract infections, kidney and bladder stones, and as a topical treatment for burns and wounds.

This extract is a plant that everyone loves, and this plant actually exists to be more effective. So what kind of effects are present in it ? It is a purely natural food, so the process of using it is relatively safe, and it mainly plays a diuretic effect, if some people have some kidney problems, then you can also take it, this product is characterized by some wounds have a therapeutic effect.
For small children, there are always symptoms of bedwetting, which makes parents feel distressed, so by asking the extract of zing is able to change these symptoms. This product contains some trace elements, such as silicon is one of the products, has a relatively rich content, the main thing is to enable the body to better absorb calcium, so this element is indispensable products.
Some people's joints have certain problems, and even some inflammation, so the use of Bauhinia extract can be an auxiliary treatment, but even if this product has a greater effect, but there are some things are still not desirable, for example, if the kidneys have certain problems, or edema occurs, do not take this product, or there are some side effects, which are harmful to the body. side effects, for the body is harmful.

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Scientists have recently been paying more attention to horsetail extract. In fact, some scientists have found that the extract contains a wide spectrum of antimicrobial properties. These properties are believed to fight and kill some species of fungi and bacteria. These findings give clout to the homeopathic practitioners’ beliefs that the extract can heal wounds and treat certain bacterial and fungal diseases, such as urinary tract disorders and tuberculosis.

Other scientific findings suggest that horsetail extract may be beneficial for people experiencing convulsions, insomnia, and memory retention. In addition, other research indicates that the extract may help people suffering from cardiovascular disease, kidney stones, and edemas. Much of the research that has been conducted has used laboratory animals, such as mice and rats. Until research is completed using human test subjects, it is unclear whether horsetail extract will actually benefit humans to the same extent that it benefited the laboratory animals.

There have been some side effects reported by people who use horsetail extract. Some people have experienced an electrolyte imbalance and a deficiency of thiamine in the body. As a result, individuals who have been diagnosed with a thiamine deficiency or imbalanced electrolytes should not consume horsetail extract. If high doses of the extract are consumed, nausea, muscle fatigue, increased bowel movements, and fever are possible. People suffering from diabetes, kidney disease, and women who are pregnant should not use the extract.
As with any remedy, a medical provider should be consulted before using horsetail extract. A skilled medical provider or homeopathic medicine practitioner should be able to inform her patient whether the extract would improve a condition or cause potentially harmful side effects. For example, if steroids, laxatives, or diuretics are used in conjunction with the extract, adverse reactions are possible. In the worst cases, horsetail extract may cause diseases of the heart and brain.

 

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