What are the effects of Centella asiatica on the skin?

Everyone has a love for beauty, but how to make oneself more beautiful is a big problem faced by many people. No wonder many girls now choose to have plastic surgery, they have no choice. In fact, it is very simple to become beautiful. You can try Centella asiatica, because the greatest medicinal value of Centella asiatica is beauty. So, what is the effect of Centella asiatica on the skin?

Centella asiatica is a perennial creeping herb. Other names: Eighteen Que, Beng Da Wan, Horseshoe Grass, Thunder God Root, Clam Shell Grass, Penny Grass, Luodeda, etc. It grows in damp wastelands, beside villages, roadsides and ditches. The stem lies on the ground, with roots growing on the nodes. The leaves are alternate, with long petioles; the leaf blades are round or kidney-shaped, with a diameter of 2 to 4 cm. It blooms in summer; the umbels are capitate, 2 to 3 of them grow in the leaf axils, each with 3 to 6 sessile flowers; the flowers are red-purple. The fruit is small and oblate.

The most important effect of Centella asiatica is beauty. Centella asiatica can tighten the connection between the epidermis and dermis, make the skin softer, help solve the problem of sagging skin (especially for postpartum mothers), and make the skin smooth and elastic; help promote the formation of collagen in the dermis, regenerate fibrin, reconnect, and fundamentally eliminate mother lines. A dicotyledonous plant of the Umbelliferae family, it can reduce swelling, detoxify and remove abscesses. Used in the cosmetics industry, it can create an excellent cleanser, such as Centella Asiatica Cleanser, suitable for skin type: any skin type. Normal, dry, aging and sensitive skin.

Centella asiatica has the ability to stimulate deep skin cell turnover. Centella asiatica can tighten the connection between the epidermis and dermis, make the skin softer, help solve the problem of sagging skin, and make the skin smooth and elastic; it promotes the formation of collagen in the dermis, regenerates fibrin, and reconnects it, making the skin firm and smooth. It also helps heal damaged tissue and firms the skin. It can not only promote the close connection between the epidermis and the dermis, but also inhibit the increase of fat cells, preventing skin edema and obesity. Centella asiatica is suitable for all skin types. The water extract of its young shoots has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. It belongs to the dicotyledonous plant Umbelliferae family and can reduce swelling, detoxify and remove abscesses.