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Tea with BEE23 DIY! From our sweet Tea with Genuine Tea

The caffeine in green and black tea bags acts as an antioxidant. Caffeine is a diuretic which means that it helps to drain swelling and reduce congestion on the eye. That’s why caffeine is often used infused in beauty products – it’s a stimulant and gets the blood flowing. And when you have good microcirculation this brings oxygen and nutrients to the skin. However, those beauty products often lack the extra boost provided by the tannins and flavonoids in the tea. Tannins are similar to caffeine in which it aids in constricting blood vessels to reduce blood flow. This will lead to a reduction in the appearance of dark circles around your eyes.
As per request, we are posting our little DIY with our Hotty Balm from BEE23 Tea with Genuine Tea. So easy you can do it while on retreat. Leftover tea bags may help to improve the appearance of your eyes by reducing dark circles, puffiness, and redness through its anti-inflammatory effect, by lifting fluid build-up and tightening the skin.

The caffeine in green and black tea bags acts as an antioxidant. Caffeine is a diuretic which means that it helps to drain swelling and reduce congestion on the eye. That’s why caffeine is often used infused in beauty products – it’s a stimulant and gets the blood flowing. And when you have good microcirculation this brings oxygen and nutrients to the skin. 

 However, those beauty products often lack the extra boost provided by the tannins and flavonoids in the tea. Tannins are similar to caffeine in which it aids in constricting blood vessels to reduce blood flow. This will lead to a reduction in the appearance of dark circles around your eyes.

 Green tea bags specifically work best because not only do they have caffeine, but they also contain Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), another anti-inflammatory. EGCG helps to remove under eye fluid buildup (the main culprit for under-eye circles and bags). Plus, green tea's packed with antioxidants and has a higher flavonoid content. Aside from caffeinated teas, chamomile and rooibos tea are also effective in treating and refreshing sore or red eyes. They contain anti-inflammatory properties that may help to reduce any swelling or inflammation that accompanies irritated eyes. Alternatively, eyebright or lavender teas on your eyes help retain moisture and alleviate dryness. The soothing properties of these teas can relieve any irritation or sensitivities you may be experiencing.    What you need:
  • Leftover tea bags or tea leaves (preferably green tea)
  • Powdered oatmeal
  • Water or witch hazel

INSTRUCTIONS. Don’t throw away your teabags! Let your used tea bags cool. Tear them open putting the used loose tea into a bowl. Add 2 tablespoons of powdered oatmeal in with the used tea (use a coffee grinder or mortar and pestle to grind oatmeal into a soft powder). Add 2 tsp. of water or witch hazel to make a paste or as much until you reach the desired consistency. Rub the paste gently on your face fully covering the face and around eyes as long as it’s not falling into the eye. Leave on for at least 15 minutes and rinse off with lukewarm water. Pat dry. And PUT your HOTTY BALM on. Check out our sweet natural beauty balms product line at www.bee23.ca!
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