The fruit that’s usually red or orange-yellow in colour, botanically belongs to the Lythraceae family, of genus: Punica.It has many beauty uses. Arrests ageing Being rich in antioxidants, pomegranates neutralise the effect of free radicals in our body. The anti-ageing plant compounds in the fruit also help in stimulating keratinocyte cells (skin cells) and help in cellular regeneration thereby keeping wrinkles and sagging skin at bay. For wrinkle-free, younger looking skin try including pomegranate in your diet or use it in face packs. Hydrates dry skin Pomegranate for skin is a rich source of vitamin C, which research has proven is effective in treating dull and dry skin. When applied topically on a regular basis, it can reduce skin roughness. Also, around 82 percent of pomegranate’s volume weight is water and thereby it’s effective in keeping you hydrated. Protects skin from sun damage Exposure to sun not only causes tanning and sun burn but can also lead to oxidative stress that causes age spots and wrinkles. The polyphenols in pomegranate are powerful antioxidants that help protect skin cells from oxidative damage. Helps in hair growth The punicic acid in pomegranate seeds has been found to strengthen hair follicles by stimulating circulation and improving blood flow to the scalp. Pomegranate oil can also be used as a hair massage oil to smoothen frizzy hair and deeply condition it. Face Pack:All you need to do is take handful of seeds powder and squeezing 6-7 drops of juice of a fresh lemon into it. Mix both of the ingredients well and apply to your face and neck thoroughly. Wash off with cold water after 30 minutes or so.
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