Sentences with phrase «chamomile tea bags»

Brew two chamomile tea bags in 6 cups of water for several minutes.

Soothes Skin: In addition to using chamomile tea bags topically to reduce inflammation, regularly applying skincare products with chamomile essential oil will show marked results over time.

If the skin under your eyes is puffy, place cooled, wet chamomile tea bags over the eyes to work wonders.

How - to: Put 1/2 cup of dried crushed lavender and five chamomile tea bags into the tub.

Simply placing chamomile tea bags on your tender breasts will help ease discomfort and swelling.

The anti-inflammatory qualities in chamomile tea bags also take the sting out of insect bites, eczema and dermatitis.

3 chamomile tea bags steeped in 1/2 cup hot water.

You can also use a cool chamomile tea bag against the wound to provide a soothing effect.

So you quickly learn tricks like using chamomile tea bags and (my personal favorite) cucumber slices to calm the eyes.

You can also use chamomile tea to treat skin issues and irritated eyes by putting a warm (not hot) chamomile tea bag over your dog's eyes or on skin wounds.

Add water and chamomile tea bags into a small sauce pan.

Steep green & chamomile tea bags in 1/2 cup of hot water for 20 minutes.

But my tried and true has become a little bit of coconut oil, a little but of raw aloe gel, and homemade flax seed gel (1 T flax seed, one cup of water, a chamomile tea bag, boil until it's gel!)

Reach complete Zen by adding 3 chamomile tea bags and 5 drops of your favorite essential oil to your next bath.

For pink eye: Pour a small amount of boiling water over a chamomile tea bag and soak on the eye for about 15 minutes a few times a day (wait until its cool) OR make a strong tea with it and use a soaked cotton ball to wipe the eye every hour throughout the day and infection should be gone within 24 - 36 hours.

Bring water to a boil in a face - size pot and add either some chamomile tea bags, a facial steam kit, or simply steam without any additions.

I even remember my mom, who has terrible hay fever and allergies during pollen season, used to put used chamomile tea bags to help soothe her rashes.

But my tried and true has become a little bit of coconut oil, a little but of raw aloe gel, and homemade flax seed gel (1 T flax seed, one cup of water, a chamomile tea bag, boil until it's gel!)

You might want to consider getting out your chamomile tea bags.