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Plant that treat all skin problem

 The plant Pea of ​​Heart or Cardiospermum(balloon vine seeds) Helicacabum in scientific name is very effective against skin problems in general.



This woody climbing vine, from the Sapindaceae family, grows in tropical and subtropical regions. Its fruits in the form of capsules or pointed bells contain small black seeds.



Today, the heart pea is also cultivated in Europe and traditionally used in homeopathy, to treat eczema and dermatitis. Strongly anti-inflammatory, it fights against redness and itching. It also reduces skin dryness. Particularly well tolerated, it is recommended for skin suffering from eczema, atopic dermatitis and inflammatory diseases.


Cosmetic properties: 


• Powerful anti-inflammatory

• Neutralizes skin redness and itching

• Protects the skin from drying out

• Ideal for eczema, atopic dermatitis and inflammatory diseases


How to use this plant

Just crush its leaves and apply on your skin

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