The answer is simple if we realize that our organism consists of water 70%! This means that hydration is necessary for our face functioning and for this reason we have to care about hydrating and retaining high levels of moisture. Nowadays, due to the evolution of both the medicine science and technology a variety of products are offered to us, which means that we can choose whatever product is suitable for us concerning some factors such as skin type and age.

Melaleuca alternifolia, commonly known as Tea tree, is a native evergreen shrub of the north coast and adjacent ranges of New South Wales in Australia. It grows as high as six meters along streams and on swampy flats. It is in leaf in January and in flower in June. The flowers have both male and female organs and are pollinated by insects. The plant prefers acid and neutral soils and cannot grow in the shade.

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How clean do you think your skin is at the end of the day? Moving around in dust, smoke and traffic makes skin dry, dull and lifeless. Moreover, dirt of physiological origin, like sweat, sebum, dead skin cells and microbes may affect skin’s health. Regular exposure to all these factors aggravates skin and permanently damages its texture.

Chaste tree, also known as Monk’s pepper, is a native plant of the Mediterranean basin. In Greece it is widely found in riparian (lake shores and riverbeds) and coastal areas. Chaste tree is a deciduous shrub that grows as high as 3 meters. Its leaves are dark green on one side and grayish felted on the other side. Its sweet scented small flowers, which range in color from white and pink-lilac to deep blue, bloom June to September. It has purple black fruits that ripen in autumn. The plant is very tolerant to high and low temperatures.