Tea is a traditional drink in China. Can you protect your skin by applying tea to your face?

Putting tea on your face can beautify your face.

Tea refers to drinks brewed with tea leaves, mostly green tea and black tea, which have the functions of refreshing and losing weight.

Wipe your face with fresh tea, which can soothe your skin, make your face white and fade spots. This is because tea contains tea polyphenols, which have antioxidant effect and can prevent skin aging, among which green tea contains the most abundant tea polyphenols.

Suntanned skin will be red and hot, which can be wiped with strong herbal tea. Tannic acid in tea has astringent effect on the skin, which is of great help to soothe the skin.

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Other uses of tea

First, lose weight

Tea contains a lot of dietary fiber and cannot be digested. Staying in your stomach for a long time will make you feel full. More importantly, it can burn fat. Vitamin B 1 rich in tea is a necessary substance for fully burning fat and converting it into heat energy.

Second, rinse your mouth

Tea contains tea polyphenols, which can resist nicotine toxin, neutralize alcohol, deodorize and deodorize, and effectively remove the odor in the mouth. In addition, tea contains fluoride, which can prevent dental caries and periodontal disease to some extent. Sticking to gargling with tea every day can effectively prevent influenza.

Third, hair care.

Tea leaves can remove dirt and greasy, so washing with tea leaves after shampooing can make hair black, supple and shiny. Moreover, tea leaves contain no chemicals and will not harm hair and skin.

Fourth, cure beriberi.

Tea contains a lot of tannic acid, which has a strong bactericidal effect, especially on filamentous bacteria that cause beriberi. Therefore, people with beriberi will recover after a long time if they use strong tea water every night.

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