I recently read an article titled, The Surprising Skin Salvation in Your Kitchen by Dr. Baumann.
“Ancient Greeks bathed with olive oil, and its
skincare benefits have held up to the scrutiny of science. We now know that olive oil has at least four different
types of antioxidants in it. Antioxidants neutralize damaging free
radicals that can lead to skin aging and skin cancer. Well-designed studies
have shown that mice that drink extra virgin olive oil develop less skin cancer
after exposure to UV light.
But, that's not all. The most exciting finding, in my opinion, is that applying topical olive oil to the mice skin after UV exposure also decreased the number of skin cancers. So whether ingested or applied directly to the skin, the oil is interfering with tumor development.”
It is so important to simplify your life, your foods, your home, your health care, your beauty regiment. All these lotions out there that are supposed to hydrate, reduce cellulite, smooth, tan and whatever else are filled with preservatives, chemicals, processed junks and man made crap. Some are effective, some are not and some are legitimately poisoning you.
At the end of the article Dr. Baumann goes on to say, “In my search, I have discovered some very special olive products. It is crucial to use extra virgin olive oil because it is made from the first press of the olives and has the highest amount of antioxidants. My favorites include La Amarilla de Ronda Organic Olive Oil and Costa dei Rosmarini Olive Oil. "
So I contacted Ciao Imports to get some organic extra virgin olive oil. Now, besides using it in my food, I am moisturizing my entire body with it and I even use it to shave my legs. I love that organic extra virgin olive oil is making my skin look fantastic as well as preventing skin cancer. Yea.
Side note: I recommend using the oil in the shower so that
you are not too greasy.


Why would the cork from a bottle of local organic extra virgin olive oil pop itself out?
it's wedged itself halfway out since last night. any ideas?
Posted by: Soft Cialis | February 04, 2010 at 12:05 PM
Yeah, it leaves the scalp clean and hair healthy & glossy. Nice!
-Peter
Posted by: professional skin care products | December 23, 2009 at 09:24 PM
funny, i love using EVOO for my skin and drinking it and using it for food.
recently i changed from my regular EVOO colavita - to the organic EVOO colavita.
i DID not like the way it tasted! it was actually so acidic it hurt my teeth!
i would have thought that the better (and more expensive) the EVOO is that the less acidic it would be - i was wrong :(
Posted by: dianna | November 17, 2009 at 11:58 AM
it is also good for the hair...leaves the scalp clean and hair healthy & glossy..
Posted by: Bee | November 09, 2009 at 01:30 AM
thanks for sharing about it.
Posted by: Smertebehandling | September 21, 2009 at 03:10 AM
Well, for me it is more good to use "organic products" and I agree with you there "It is so important to simplify your life, your foods, your home, your health care, your beauty regiment. "Anyway, this Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil seems interesting. I want to try it. Thanks for sharing this post.
-krisha-
Posted by: skin care products philippines | July 28, 2009 at 08:19 PM
Dear Vanessa,
You do not have to use the "Organic". Any Virgin or Extra Virgin will have the same effect.
Olive trees are very generous and need almost no chemical treatment. You do not have to pay for the certificate if you are not drinking it.
In the other hand, Olive Oils that include "refined" (does that are not Virgin nor Extra Virgin), may not keep the same properties.
Posted by: Jose Stock | June 29, 2009 at 03:48 AM
Olive oil is also an excellant cuticle oil, since I started using it no more brittle finger nails or hang nails. The cuticles are always healthy. Learned this from My hubby's greatgranny (she italian!. It can be any type of olive oil not necessarily Extra virgin. I've even used the stuff from Dollar Tree it all works great.
Posted by: Ninfa DePalma | June 28, 2009 at 05:15 PM
It also makes an excellent, non-toxic, non-irritating personal lubricant.
Posted by: Anon | June 28, 2009 at 05:32 AM