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How it can be great for your skin

Turmeric has endless benefits.

Jamie Bichelman - Author
Turmeric root is pictured in a wooden bowl on top of a brown cloth next to two turmeric soaps.
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Turmeric soap can have a place in you skin care regimen. That said, the information below is not a substitute for the guidance of a dermatologist, so be sure to talk to a doctor about any skin concerns.

Read on to learn some benefits of using turmeric soap.

Turmeric soap is a great option for those dealing with eczema and other conditions.

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Those of us with eczema and psoriasis know the pain of finding a good soap no artificial fragrances. A natural turmeric soap, however, could prove to be the panacea for those who have skin problems. Turmeric contains a powerful compound known as curcumin, which accounts for turmeric’s incredibly versatile health benefits and is well-regarded for its impact on skin health, according to Curology.

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According to Curology, turmeric can be a suitable aid for those suffering from psoriasis and eczema. In addition, citing a study where turmeric and other ingredients have been shown to be effective in treating ulcers and scabies, turmeric soap can give many people hope to finally calm the intensity of various skin conditions.

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Turmeric soap can help those with acne.

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According to Red Rose Naturals, the the antimicrobial nature of turmeric soap making it an excellent tool for those with acne. According to the source, turmeric soap removes acne-causing bacteria from the skin, which helps protect against further breakouts and unwanted blemishes.

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That’s not all. According to the soap company, the curcumin in turmeric soap suppresses melanin production. For those concerned with hyperpigmentation, this can be a method to evening the skin tone, along with a doctor’s guidance.

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Turmeric soap can support wound healing.

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According to Seek Bamboo, turmeric soap is based on its curcumin compound helps heal wounds. As a herbal soap source, it is said to naturally support collagen productionwhich plays a role in the healing of the skin after trauma.

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Turmeric soap can support sun-damaged skin.

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According to Curology, the anti-inflammatory properties of curcumin found in turmeric can help counteract the effects of sun damage. Described by Curology as a “powerful radical scavenger,” the curcumin in turmeric serves to mitigate skin damage with its antioxidant properties, adding another layer of protection.

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The many vitamins in turmeric soap help moisturize and nourish the skin.

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From vitamins C and E to potassium, magnesium, zinc and more, turmeric soap is packed with powerful vitamins that support skin health, according to Seek Bamboo. Many of these vitamins naturally found in turmeric provide nourishment to dry skin and are believed to help the skin glow, so to speak.

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Working both at the cellular level and protecting the skin barrier, turmeric soap is a complete powerhouse and may be worth adding your skin care routine.