Formula 411: False Daisy, Eclipta prostrata
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False Daisy, Eclipta prostrata
False Daisy, or Eclipta prostrata is a flowering plant in the daisy or Asteraceae family. It has many other names depending on the geographical location such as Ink Plant, Mayweed, Stinking Chamomile and Yerba-de-tajo. You can find False Daisy growing in warm areas of India, China, Nepal, Thailand and Brazil.
Traditional Use & History
Eclipta prostrata has a long history of medical uses in Traditional Chinese Medicine & Ayurveda. This plant would also be made into a paste to treat topical concerns such as dermatitis, eczema, fungal skin infections, insect stings, and snake bites.
Benefits | The Good Stuff
Eclipta prostrata is packed full of beneficial plant components!
- Antioxidants to fight free radicals
- Anti-inflammatory elements to soothe irritation
- Antimicrobial compounds to help restore balance
Experience | Where You Will Find It
You will find Eclipta prostrata in our new Winter Warming Enzyme Mask and you will love the results. You will experience a Warming sensation to delight the senses & combat winter’s chill while brightening & balancing the skin.
PRO TIP
Fully embrace the nutmeg, sweet clove, and warming aroma that the Winter Warming Enzyme Mask offers by pairing this treatment mask with a seasonal warm apple cinnamon tea to sip on afterwards.
