How to use black tea, green tea +other types of teas for skin care

You can drink tea for its health benefits but applying it to the skin has beauty benefits.

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Written By: Bhavyajyoti Chilukoti | Updated: December 19, 2017, 11:43 AM

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Skin And Tea

Drinking a cup of warm tea in the morning not only refreshes you but also makes you all set to sail through the day. But do you know tea can also play a role in improving your beauty and protecting your skin? Here are common varieties of teas and how to use it without drinking) to reap its skincare benefits.

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Oolong Tea

Oolong tea: It keeps skin healthy and clearer. For those suffering from eczema, or just want a brighter, younger looking skin, drinking 2-3 cups of oolong tea is highly recommended. You can apply oolong tea on the skin to diminish dark spots, age spots and wrinkles. It is also an effective sunscreen and toner.

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Black Tea

Black Tea: If you have skin, black tea is the best as is helps to tighten pores and gives you a natural, radiant glow. A secret recipe for a naturally toned and cellulite free body is bathing with black tea twice a week, says Dr Saumya Satakshi, Senior Nutritionist and Wellness Consultant, Healthians. Also Read - 23 ways to stay germ-free and healthy this summer

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Green Tea

Green Tea: When mixed with sugar, green tea can be used as a face scrub. It is also an excellent toner, which helps to open clogged pores. Green Tea is a good choice to reduce puffiness around the eyes and can be used as a hair rinse for healthy hair.

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