The use of tea bags for the eyes is a popular homemade. Tea bags can improve eye look by reducing dark circles, swelling and redness. They can also help with irritation, barley and conjunctivitis. Tea in bags is an affordable, natural treatment option that you can try at home before visiting the doctor. Having made the compress on the eyes, you can relax and relax. Conduct treatment several times a day until the symptoms disappear.
How to use?
Brew two tea bags, then squeeze extra liquid from the packages. Give them cool so that they become warm, or cool them in the refrigerator for 10-20 minutes. Attach tea bags to closed eyes for 15-30 minutes. You can handle your fingertips slightly on your eyes or gently dissolve the area around the eyes. If you use chilled packages, try to cover them with pieces of cool cucumber to alleviate pain.
Herbal teas soothing eyes: They can help reduce inflammation, swelling and irritation
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What kind of tea grade to use?
There are several types of tea - it is better to use organic tea so that there are no chemicals in the composition. Black, white and green tea contain caffeine and antioxidants that can help in the treatment of problems with eyes. Herbal teas soothe eyes: they can help reduce inflammation, swelling and irritation. Popular herbal teas used to treat eye diseases include:
Roibush
chamomile
lavender
Muscata sage)
calendula
comfrey
fennel
fenugreek
Inflammation or swollen eyes
Caffeine in black and green tea has a positive effect on swollen eyes and helps to keep the skin with elastic. Caffeine narrows blood vessels in this sensitive zone - it helps to reduce swelling and inflammation. Black and green tea also contain antioxidants, called flavonoids and tanning substances that have an anti-inflammatory effect. Tanines can help tighten the skin and remove the fluid to further reduce the swelling. Green tea can be a little more efficient due to the higher content of flavonoids. Use black or green tea bags as a cold compress from bags under the eyes. Other teas that reduce inflammation include:
Moja
Roibush
chamomile
Roibush and green tea can also be useful for slowing the appearance of wrinkles.
Conjunctivitis
Tea with calendula, chamomile and fennel facilitates the symptoms of conjunctivitis: teas help remove an excess liquid that flows out of the eye. They can also remove swelling and irritation. Tea of orders can be used to remove inflammation. It has antimicrobial properties, helping to protect against bacteria and raise immunity. Green tea can also effectively reduce inflammation.
Dark Circles
Apply cold sachets of black or green tea to the eyes to reduce the appearance of dark circles. Caffeine can help narrow blood vessels around the eye and limit the blood flow.
Barley
Black tea is useful for the treatment of barley due to the high content of tannins. Its antibacterial and painkillers helps reduce swelling and irritation. Chamomile can be used to calm and heal irritated skin.
Rosacea
Anti-inflammatory properties of lavender, chamomile and green tea can be useful to facilitate the symptoms of Rosacea. These teas reassure the skin, reduce redness and irritation. You can put tea bags not only on the eyes, but also to other parts of the face. However, take care of tea did not cause additional irritation.
Red eyes
Chamomile, Roibush and green tea can be effective in treating and refreshing inflamed or red eyes. Anti-inflammatory properties of these teas can help reduce swelling or inflammation that accompany irritated eyes.
You can put tea bags not only on the eyes, but also on other parts of the face
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Dry eyes
Put the warm sachets of black, white or lavender tea to keep moisture and reduce dryness. Soothing properties of these teas can ease any irritation or sensitivity that you may arise.
Synyaki
If you have a bruise under the eye, you can use black or green tea to reduce inflammation. Tanines reduce swelling and bruises. They can also help stop internal bleeding. Lavender and chamomile soothe any irritated skin and remove pain.
Risks and precautions
Always be careful when applying tea bags on your eyes, as this area is very sensitive. Here are a few things to remember:
Before treatment, thoroughly wash your hands and face.
Before treatment, remove makeup.
Never use hot tea in bags.
Stop using if you feel pain or irritation.
Avoid tea bags containing additional products.
Do not allow liquid into the eyes.
Before treatment, remove the contact lenses.
Do not try your eyes and do not touch them.
If you have serious symptoms or they do not improve within a few days, consult a doctor. If you are irritating or discomfort in your eyes, it is recommended that you spend extra time every day with your eyes closed. Here are some more advice for the health of the eyes:
Rest and increase the fluid consumption to avoid dehydration.
Protect your eyes from the sun, put on sunglasses and a headdress.
Watch out for the cleanliness of the hands and face.
Simple lifestyle changes, such as healthy nutrition, regular exercise and reduced stress will also be useful for improving your well-being.