🌿 Honored your body as a sacred temple 🌿
This often happens to people with high spiritual sensitivity. The energy field clears quickly, but the physical channels (skin, liver, kidneys, lymph) need more grounded, steady elimination support to keep up. It’s like pouring clear water through a backed-up drain—it spills where it can. In some people’s cases, the skin.
Dryness. Flare-ups. Itching. Not infection. Not inflammation. But agitation—like the skin is trying to release something, and the pores feel like messengers trying to get your attention.
🌿 Here’s the soft reflection—not a diagnosis, but a resonance pattern, also some subtle adjustments you might consider, and energetically aligned: 🌿
- Lymph activation first: Your lymph may need movement before more cleansing is added. Try dry brushing (especially chest and jawline), gentle rebounding, or gua sha on your neck and collarbone area daily.
- Re-mineralization: Intense cleansing can deplete trace minerals. You may want to add Celtic sea salt in warm water (just a pinch), or use liquid mineral drops. These help the skin stay hydrated and reduce electrical agitation.
- Oil from the inside: You might be low on good fats. Avocado, flax oil, soaked chia, hemp seeds—these restore cellular flexibility. Sometimes, dryness is not toxicity but depletion.
- Soothing herbs over purging ones: Try switching from strong bitter herbs to mucilaginous or cooling herbs: marshmallow root, licorice (if not hypertensive), rose, or chrysanthemum tea. Let the system soften.
- Spiritually, this may be a symbolic flare: Your skin is the boundary between you and the world. Could it be mirroring your desire to be seen and to serve—and the inner tension of not feeling fully ready? The “itch” may be part physical, part symbolic—your soul is eager to emerge, but the body is saying, “Not so fast. Let me catch up.”
So maybe, instead of more cleansing, the message is: more nourishment. Not less purity—but more gentleness. Let the inner terrain be moist, loving, mineral-rich, deeply safe.
Let us be real with our souls and walk our path with humility. 🌿
🌿 Here are some holistic ways to restore your skin 🌿
Soothing Skin + Lymph Tea Blend
Drink 1–2 cups daily, warm or room temp:
🌿 Marshmallow Root (1 Teaspoon) – deeply moistens tissues and soothes dryness
🌿 Calendula Flowers (1 Teaspoon) – supports lymph flow and skin repair
🌿 Chrysanthemum (1 Teaspoon) – clears internal heat, calms energy field
🌿 Goji Berries (1 Teaspoon) – nourishes blood and fluids, gentle sweetness
🌿 Licorice Root (small pinch) – harmonizes the formula and soothes inflammation
Steep in hot (not boiling) water for 10–15 minutes. Add a little raw honey if your body resonates with sweetness.
Evening Oil Ritual (before bed, or after bathing)
Mix a small jar of this blend:
Organic sesame oil (3 tablespoons, warming and grounding)
Evening primrose oil (1 teaspoon, skin-balancing)
A few drops of lavender or rose essential oil (optional, for the heart)
Warm a few drops between your palms, breathe in, and gently anoint your face, neck, and collarbone. As you do, whisper:
“My skin is the voice of my spirit. I soften. I nourish. I receive.”
Let this become a ceremony—not just skincare, but soul care.
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In addition, drink one cup of Ginseng tea daily, which helps to improve skin condition. According to the health research, Ginseng is more valuable to our well-being.
Ginseng tea benefits:
Boosts energy and reduces fatigue: Ginseng is often used to increase physical and mental energy and may help with general fatigue.
Enhances brain function: It may improve cognitive functions such as abstract thinking, attention, and reaction time.
Supports immune function: Ginseng can help strengthen the immune system to fight off disease.
Improves heart health: Studies suggest it can improve various cardiometabolic factors and may have a regulatory effect on blood pressure.
Manages stress: Ginseng contains compounds that may help the body adapt to stress and reduce the negative effects of stress hormones.
Helps with blood sugar control: Research indicates it may help improve blood sugar levels in people with prediabetes and diabetes.
Reduces inflammation: Ginsenosides, the active compounds in ginseng, may have anti-inflammatory properties.
Eases menstrual discomfort: It may help with menstrual pain, cramps, and mood swings due to its anti-inflammatory properties.