Dr. Hauschka Melissa Day Cream

Melissa – a herb also referred to as lemon balm – is incredibly powerful for the body. It can be ingested via an infusion for digestive problems. According to StyleCraze, drinking Melissa tea and its infusion can help improve the condition of your digestive health. It has been used since ages to heal gastrointestinal distress, including various stomach problems and indigestion. The herb is also useful in alleviating symptoms of bloating. The essential oils present in the herb help soothe the gastrointestinal tract. This herb is also combined with peppermint and other herbs to effectively treat dyspepsia, which, in layman terms, is nothing but heartburn!

Melissa is also used in the preparation of a commercial drug called Iberogast, which is used extensively to treat acute gastrointestinal conditions such as flatulence, colic and an upset stomach.

It is also very beneficial for the skin. Melissa is useful for keeping the skin in top condition, both for women and men. It is ideal to treat skin inflammation. It has strong natural astringents, and hence, using the herb can benefit those with oily and acne prone skin. It helps in cleansing clogged skin pores, which actually pave way to acne and skin rashes.

Fast becoming a beauty and skincare classic, Dr. Hauschka Melissa Day Cream – perfect for combination skin – calms oily areas, hydrates dry areas, reduces redness and shine is controlled for a more balanced and radiant complexion.

Extracts of melissa, daisy, anthyllis, witch hazel and carrot soothe, working to balance the skin’s natural oil and water content. Tapioca starch provides an even, matte appearance.

Each morning after cleansing and toning, apply evenly to face, neck and décolleté with a gentle pressing motion. If breakouts and frequent blemishes are a problem, substitute Melissa Day Cream with a mixture of Moisturizing Day Cream and 1-2 drops of Normalizing Day Oil. In the evening after cleansing, tone with Clarifying Toner or Rhythmic Conditioner Sensitive. No moisturiser is needed.