For centuries, Australian aborigines have survived in extreme environmental conditions that challenged their skin. Fortunately, they discovered Centipeda C., an extract from daisies with remarkable skin soothing and healing properties. Now, their treasure is available in Aboriginal Gold®, a product series that provides natural solutions for skin, hair, and scalp.

An estimated one in five people suffers from dry skin. For those who seek a natural, therapeutic remedy, this moisture-concentrated formula uses the trusted healing of Centipeda c. to relieve extremely dry, cracked, or irritated skin. With proven anti-fungal action, Aboriginal Gold Skin Comforting Creme soothes inflamed skin and is known to alleviate even the most challenging skin conditions.

Aboriginal Gold - The Australian Secret to Skin Care. For centuries, Australian aborigines have survived in extreme environmental conditions that challenged their skin. Fortunately, they discovered Centipeda C., an extract from daisies with remarkable skin soothing and healing properties. Now, their treasure is available in Aboriginal Gold, a product series that provides natural solutions for skin, hair, and scalp.

Aboriginal Gold works marvels on the skin. It contains the highest amount of Centipeda cunninghamii available. In addition to the unique ingredient, the formulation also contains Tea Tree Oil, Geranium Leaf Oil, Primrose Seed Oil, Lavender Oil, and Aloe Vera. All of these ingredients, which are known for their powerful benefit related to skin conditions.

Aboriginal Gold soothes the skin and supports skin rejuvenation. It relieves cracked and irritated skin due to dryness. It may be used on sunburn, windburn, and other skin complaints. It isn't often that an innovative formula like Aboriginal Gold has centuries of traditional use to support its value for optimal health and wellness of the skin.

But these benefits aren't just folklore. In the past few years, scientists and researchers have tested Centipeda cunninghamii, and they've discovered that what the Aborigines knew instinctively and thought practical now has scientific evidence to support its use.