Tepezcohuite Night Creme #Tepezcohuite

There are millions (I may be exaggerating, but I don’t think so) of creams and lotions on the market today. I can’t even tell you how many I have tried that haven’t lived up to their promises. Since I have dry skin all year-round, it is important for me to find something that works consistently and does what it promises. Because of that, I really like Tepezcohuite Night Creme. It goes on smoothly, absorbs quickly, and makes my skin feel wonderful.

Tepezcohuite (or mimosa tenuiflora) is a tree found in southern Mexico and northern Brazil. It is called the “skin” tree by natives, and “aqueous extracts” of the bark are used for healing. That is what makes the Tepezcohuite Night Creme so useful – it is a natural way to heal the skin. Many people find it useful for clearing up acne flare-ups; it does not cause drying and discomfort like so many topical ointments that are full of chemicals. It is gentle and feels nice on the skin instead. Tepezcohuite is great for sensitive skin as well.

Another great use for the creme is to help to reduce irritation or inflammation that may not necessarily be related to acne. I used it after I shaved my legs one day and cut myself (my skin on my legs tends to be dry) and it soothed the cut and helped it to heal. Many people turn to Tepezcohuite after a chemical peel because it is so gentle and soothing, and it helps your skin to heal more quickly. Mimosa tenuiflora was even used in treating the injuries of people injured in an explosion in Mexico in 1982. The bark of the tree, which provides the aqueous extracts, contains a variety of compounds that are known to be antimicrobial, antifungal, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory, with anti-aging properties as well.

Tepezcohuite is perfect to use as a regular moisturizer as well. It is smooth and absorbs well, leaving your skin soft and supple. It helps your skin to retain the valuable moisture that it starts to lose as we get older, and allows you to look younger. I have really noticed a difference in my skin since I started using Tepezcohuite Night Creme. I’m glad I found Tepezcohuite now, instead of going through another dozen different lotions and creams this winter trying to find one that works!