glamourzombie: Ingredients: 1 cup of mixed herbs of your choice. Lavender, green tea and chamomille are my favourites. Steps: Add the herbs to a teapot. Pour 2 cups of boiling water over the herbs and steep for about 10 minutes. When the herbs are finished steeping, fill a clean bathroom sink halfway with very hot water (you can also use a big bowl). Pull up a chair that will allow you to hang your head over the chosen container, then add the herbal infusion to the water. Put a large bath towel over your head and shoulders to create a “tent” over the container and steam your face and neck for 3 to 5 minutes (not more than 7, in any case!). If the water cools, add hot water as needed to produce more steam. After steaming, splash your face and neck with lukewarm water and pat (not rub) dry with a clean, fluffy towel. Optional, but highly encouraged!: A post-steam facial massage to keep skin moist and soft. Simply put a tiny dash of your favourite moisturizer to your fingers, then gently massage your forehead, cheeks, chin, and neck using small, inward circles. Reposted from my other natural remedies blog that I deleted because I never updated it!
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glamourzombie:

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup of mixed herbs of your choice. Lavender, green tea and chamomille are my favourites.

Steps:

  • Add the herbs to a teapot. Pour 2 cups of boiling water over the herbs and steep for about 10 minutes.
  • When the herbs are finished steeping, fill a clean bathroom sink halfway with very hot water (you can also use a big bowl). Pull up a chair that will allow you to hang your head over the chosen container, then add the herbal infusion to the water.
  • Put a large bath towel over your head and shoulders to create a “tent” over the container and steam your face and neck for 3 to 5 minutes (not more than 7, in any case!). If the water cools, add hot water as needed to produce more steam.
  • After steaming, splash your face and neck with lukewarm water and pat (not rub) dry with a clean, fluffy towel.
  • Optional, but highly encouraged!: A post-steam facial massage to keep skin moist and soft. Simply put a tiny dash of your favourite moisturizer to your fingers, then gently massage your forehead, cheeks, chin, and neck using small, inward circles.

Reposted from my other natural remedies blog that I deleted because I never updated it!

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