The wonders of Seabuckthorne

My sister and our niece and nephews are staying for the summer. My sister has rosacea and the change in climate and water is making it flare up.
We've heard that Sea Buckthorn can work wonders. So we ordered the berry powder and I'm going to make a recipe for both a soap and lotion.
After researching, I feel that this could be a really good addition for sensitve skin. We'll let you know as our experiment progresses.

Some info on Sea Buckthorn:

Sea buckthorn is known as the Holy Fruit of the Himalayas. It has been revered by the native Tibetans for centuries for its incredible health benifts.

It is a small orange red berry with a sour taste. They are native to China, Russia and Mongolia. Sea Buckthorn was used in China for 12 centuries where it was first used in traditional Chinese medicine for strengthening stomach, blood circulation and respiration.

It's not only a powerful antioxidant but one of the most complete superfruits on the planet, with an array of health benefits,.

It has 190 nutrients including:
Vitamins A, B1, C, D. K and P
Omega 3,6,7 and 9
42 Lipids
17 Amino Acids
Folic Acid
20 Minerals

It's rich in macro and micro nutrients and contains carotenoids, flavonoids, phenols, terpenes and at least 20 mineral cofactors.
Sea Buckthorn is anti-inflammatory and benefits the cardiovascular system, the skin, memory and regulates emotions.

Stay tuned for more info.