SPIRULINA DMSO EXTRACT

DISCLAIMER
This is an herbal product but please perform a patch test before full use of this product. To ensure that you’re not allergic to this herb, please apply a small amount of this extract to your inner arm and wait 24 hrs. If there is no irritation you may proceed with full use.

WHAT IS A DMSO EXTRACT?
This is an herbal extract that DMSO was used to extract the herbal constituents instead of using grain alcohol or glycerin (Glycerin is used for non-alcoholic extracts. They are weak extracts). DMSO penetrates deep and can pull anything mixed with it just ass deep into the tissues [Read more about DMSO below] A DMSO extract is much stronger and way more potent then your average herbal extract. You also don’t get that loud alcohol-smell you get with regular extracts because DMSO is odorless, so all you smell is the herbs. The only reason DMSO isn’t used in herbal extracts for ‘baking’, is because DMSO is very bitter tasting just like MSM powder (those of you that take MSM daily know what I mean!) DMSO extracts for skincare products are much more effective and give faster results.

WHAT IS SPIRULINA?
Spirulina or ‘Arthrospira’ is a tiny blue-green alga that became famous after it was successfully used by NASA as a dietary supplement for astronauts on space missions. The concentration of protein vitamins minerals and antioxidants in Spirulina has led many to classify it as the “most nutrient dense food on the planet.

Spirulina also has many beneficial effects on hair & skin:
• Contains up to 80% protein which deep conditions hair!
• Evens Skintone & Clears Hyper-pigmentation
• Brightens Skin
• Helps Skin & Hair Retain Moisture
• Anti-Aging: Reduces Collagen degradation on the dermis
• Anti-Aging: Improves Skin Elasticity
• Anti-Aging: Soothes & Gently Exfoliates
• Antibacterial: Helps Clear Acne
• Antioxidant: Eliminate free radicals that age skin

HOW DO YOU USE SPIRULINA?
Spirulina is a super-food with a pleasant seaweed taste and smell. Spirulina cakes are used in alot of African dishes. Spirulina powder is also taken alone as a dietary supplement (is also a Skin Whitening Peel) in capsule pill or powder form. Spirulina powder is very commonly used in haircare, the powder is used to formulate a ‘hair mask’. Because of all the nutrients contained in spirulina, this hair mask strengthens & repairs damaged hair, while further beautifying and revitalizing already healthy hair. When using Spirulina for skincare or haircare I encourage you to use Spirulina both orally & topically to get phenomenal results.

Skincare: Spirulina is used as often in skin care ‘topically’ because it smells like seaweed. And usually things like seaweed/algae are used in wash-off masks, rather than lotions and creams. So when using for skincare use one of the recipes below.

Face & Body Recipe:
Mix two tablespoons of Spirulina DMSO Extract per 4fl.oz of hydroquinone 30% cream. Apply this cream to your face/body 30 minutes before you take your daily shower, or apply it to your face & neck then wash it off 30 minutes later. You can also wear your latex skin bleaching suit with this cream.

You can also apply this Spirulina DMSO Extract directly to your skin as an astringent. Use a cotton pad to apply to your skin, leav on for 5 minutes then rinse with cold water. If this turns out to be too strong for you skin, just use the recipe above instead.
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Haircare:
The powder is usually boiled then mixed with other ingredients to make a hair mask. This Spirulina DSMO Extract is very strong and potent. Therefore there’s no need to boil the Sprulina to extract anything, and you don’t have to deal with messy grainy powders. Not to mention, boiling the Spirulina kills all the nutrients!

Spirulina Hair Mayo Recipe:
• 3 Eggs
• 1/4 Cup Coconut Oil
• 1/2 Avovaco
• 1 tablespoon Honey
• 1/4 Apple Cider Vinegar
• 4 fl.oz Spirulina DMSO Extract

Blend the eggs in a food processor. First, run the coconut jar under hot water to liquefy the oil. Pour out 1/4 cup of coconut oil. Now slowly pour the coconut oil into the food processor while the eggs are still mixing. The mixture should start turning white and thicker like ‘mayonnaise’ which is what you’re making. After adding the coconut oil continue to blend until the mixture is a little thicker. Then add the avocado, honey, then the apple cider vinegar. After everything is added, then start slowly pouring the Spirulina DMSO Extract into the food processor. After that is added, continue to blend the mixture until you are satisfied with the consistency. At this poit, if you like, you can add your favorite essentials oils to this mixture. Once you’re finish, transfer the mixture to a large jar and keep it refrigerated. Usage: Apply this conditioner to your freshly washed hair, apply a plastic cap, and let it sit for thirty minutes. After that, rinse your hair with cool water and style your hair as usual.

Spirulina Hot Oil Treatment:
Mix equal amounts of Spirulina DMSO Extract with coconut oil, pour into an applicator bottle. Secure the bottle, then put the bottle into a bowl and run under hot water for 3-5 minutes. Once the mixuture is hot, shake the bottle to mix then apply the mixture to your freshly washed hair. Put on a plastic cap then sit under the hair-dryer for 30 minutes. Rinse this mixuture from your hair with plain warm water. You can proceed with applying your rinse-off (or leave-in) hair conditioner now.

WHAT IS DMSO?
DMSO an excellent natural penetration enhancer, anti-inflammatory, and tissue healing agent. Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is an organic sulfur extracted from the wood in pine trees. DMSO has many uses as a prescription medicine and dietary supplement. DMSO can be taken by mouth, applied to the skin, or injected into the veins (or by IV). DMSO is commonly used in sports medicine to decrease pain, speed the healing of wounds, burns, muscle and skeletal injuries. DMSO is also used topically to treat painful conditions such as headache, inflammation, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and severe facial pain called tic douloureux. It is used topically for eye conditions including cataracts, glaucoma, and problems with the retina; for foot conditions including bunions, calluses, and fungus on toenails; and for skin conditions including keloid scars and scleroderma. DMSO is sometimes used topically to treat skin and tissue damage caused by chemotherapy when it leaks from the IV that is used to deliver it. DMSO is used either alone or in combination with a drug called idoxuridine to treat pain associated with shingles (herpes zoster infection). Intravenously, DMSO is used to lower abnormally high blood pressure in the brain. It is also given intravenously to treat bladder infections (interstitial cystitis) and chronic inflammatory bladder disease. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved certain DMSO products for placement inside the bladder to treat symptoms of chronic inflammatory bladder disease. DMSO is sometimes placed inside bile ducts with other medications to treat bile duct stones.