As we journey through life, our skin—like a well-worn tapestry—begins to show the passage of time. Fine lines, dryness, dullness, and loss of elasticity are natural, but in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), these are not just signs of aging—they’re messages. According to TCM, aging skin is the result of internal imbalances, often involving excess internal heat, dryness, and a decline in vital substances such as Qi , Blood , and Yin . Rather than simply covering these signs, Oriental medicine seeks to nourish the skin from the root—balancing the internal environment while soothing and restoring the skin externally. One time-honored method? Herbal facial masks are made from TCM powders blended with simple, nourishing ingredients like yogurt, honey, or milk. Let’s explore this age-old beauty ritual. 🌸 Understanding Aging Skin in TCM In TCM, healthy skin depends on the smooth flow of Qi and Blood, the nourishment from Yin , and the cooling, moisturizing properties of...
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