The excess oil generated by the sebaceous glands of the skin and scalp usually causes us embarrassment, but we can find a natural solution to deal with the skin problems and is the Chamomile, since within its innumerable amount of beneficial properties for our health, it is very effective to treat conditions such as dandruff, acne, and clogged pores.
To enjoy a clean and moisturized complexion, we can use a product based on chamomile as an excellent astringent and also provide an intensive cleaning of open pores, which helps treat acne and existing blackheads.
The fresh flower heads can be added to a cold water bath to soothe the sunburn and itchy skin.
Topical ointments from chamomile help treat eczema, ulcers in elderly patients and reduce both the swelling and heat associated with skin dermatitis, so common in the Babies.
Different uses of chamomile for skin and body:
The chamomile plant has many beneficial uses when using a cup of tea to wash the skin or ointment, depending on the case to be treated, we will mention some of them:
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Teething problems and infant colic
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Allergies
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Digestion
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Healing of burns, wounds and skin ulcers
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Digestive disorders like; gastritis, ulcers, indigestion and other
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Muscle relaxant, ideal for restorative baths
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Skin blemishes
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Dandruff and scalp oil
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Aromatherapy, nerve calming
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Insect repellent (essential oil)
Tips: Although chamomile generally does not irritate, pollen residues contained in its flowers can cause dermatitis or others allergic symptoms in people sensitive to ragweed and the family of daisies, it is therefore advisable to rinse before making the tea.
Women pregnant and lactating should consult a doctor before using the herbal preparations.
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