I’ve always been fascinated by the ocean.
It is a favorite tool of many expertsholistic and not.
Pearl powder is a one of these go-to adaptogens that hails from the sea.
But how much do you know about it?
Here, all you oughta know.
What is pearl powder?
Pearls are harvest from fresh and salt waters, and have many medicinal powders.
Similarly, pearl was used throughout European history among royal and wealthy families for its beauty and health benefits.
How does pearl play into traditional Chinese medicine?
For centuries, since at least A.D. 320, Pearl has been used intraditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
This luminescent powder was not only used directly for skin health but also as a balancing adaptogen.
What’s the role of pearl in ayurveda?
In traditional Indian medicine orayurveda, pearl powder is also used for its anti-aging and adaptogenic benefits.
Pearl was also an ingredient used in ayurvedic love potions, touted as an aphrodisiac.
Pearl powder’s benefits: What the research says.
As for the skin, always patch test prior to using any product topically.
Also, if you are vegan take note.
How do you use pearl powder?
Personally, I love including it in my morning smoothie and teas throughout the day.
Another great way to incorporate it is in soups or in bone broth that you might sip on.
Pearl powder is used in many beauty products.
This provides an alternative to plastic glitter or mica.
It’s often also found in gentle face scrubs (versus having harsh nut powders or beads).
Apply for about 10 minutes, before rinsing off using small circular motions.
