Every day, in just a few minutes, you can do some of the simple yet effective beauty treatments. The ingredients for them are not inaccessible, most often they are within reach, and we choose treatments and procedures for you that do not require much time. For March, we suggest trying dry skin brushing, the medicinal properties of dandelions, and making pine needle syrup.

Dry skin brushing

Since ancient times, one of the favorite methods for removing dry and dead skin cells. However, besides being beneficial for the skin, our largest organ, it is extremely effective in detoxifying the body and fighting cellulite. Finnish doctor Paavo Airola introduced this method about thirty years ago, which spread worldwide due to its effectiveness and simplicity. You need a long brush with natural fibers, a loofah sponge, or a rough towel. Dry brushing is always done on dry skin (before showering or bathing), and it is important to brush the lymph towards the heart, which you will achieve by brushing in straight movements from the feet upwards, hands from the wrists to the shoulders, back from top to bottom, and abdomen from bottom to top. In addition to fighting cellulite and cleansing the lymphatic system, dry brushing boosts immunity, stimulates hormone and gland function, tightens the skin, improves digestion, and circulation. After dry brushing, shower and apply some of NiKEL's effective products to combat cellulite such as SILKY Ivy Oil and Anti-cellulite oil with grapefruit and Control 365 Remove Cellulite Gel Cream.

Dandelion juice

The medicinal properties of dandelions have been known since ancient times. We believe you have tried some of the top NiKEL products from the Dandelion collection - natural care against freckles. Dandelion is also called dandelion, katarinčica, iskrica, bijelka, and krsnica. This tiny cute flower grows everywhere from spring to mid-summer. But no matter how small it is, its healing power is magnificent. Dandelion has long been used in folk medicine for cleansing the body, treating exhaustion, and blood diseases. Dandelion is ideal for spring detoxification cures. It is best to drink its fresh juice or eat it. The juice should always be freshly prepared. Drink one to three full tablespoons of juice daily with half the amount of water.

Pine needle syrup

The healing properties of pine are applied in NiKEL products for health and care, such as the Winter Fairytale essential oil, but March is the time to try your hand at preparing a simple yet very medicinal preparation - pine needle syrup. From March to June - depending on air temperatures and the awakening of nature, young shoots of pine, fir, or spruce are harvested. In a clean glass jar, layer sugar and pine needles, repeating until the jar is full, with sugar always on top. Instead of sugar, you can use honey and add lemon. Keep the sealed jar in the sun until all the sugar melts, about 40 days. This completely natural cough syrup should be kept in the refrigerator.