This article discovers how African antioxidants changed skincare, stressing their noteworthy attributes, some examples, and the broader implications of their utilization both in the field of beauty and community development.
Angelica has been known in folk and traditional medicine for a thousand of years. Its medicinal properties were recognized as early as in the Middle Ages, whence its common names: angel’s herb, archangel’s root. Moreover, in addition to its numerous medicinal properties, angelica is sometimes used in the production of liqueurs and perfumes. What are the effects and uses of angelica?
African botanicals are deep-rooted in tradition as the sources of medicine and good health.
Water conservation in African ingredient sourcing is a priority that carries with it an environmental responsibility and an essential element of sustainable economic development in the continent.