Castor oil is rich in Ricinoleic acid (6), which fights off the acne-causing bacteria. It effectively penetrates the skin layers, making it an excellent remedy for acne. To use castor oil for skin: 1  Wash your face with warm water, as this will help open your pores.ere is a step-by-step guide to its use. 1  Dilute 2 teaspoons of castor oil in 4 teaspoons of coconut oil. 2  Alternatively, you can wash castor leaves in water and soak them in coconut oil for few hours, and then heat gently. 3  Apply over the affected area and cover with a cotton cloth.
The Arabs introduced it as medicinal herb, a tea that was taken for anxiety and depression. Melissa tea is still known in France today as a remedy for fatigue and headaches. Melissa derives its name from the Greek for honeybee.The leaves were rubbed onto beehives to prevent swarming and to encourage the bees to return to the hives.emon balm tea was known to have powers of longevity. Today the tea is taken to treat colds and flu, lower blood pressure and for insomnia and indigestion. Balm is an excellent carminative herb that relieves spasms in the digestive tract, and is used in cases of flatulent dyspepsia.
Matcha is green powdered tea. It is uniquely Japanese and is the highest quality tea available in Japan. Matcha is the special tea that is used in chanoyu/the Japanese Way of Tea.Traditionally, when it is prepared, only the green powdered tea and hot water are mixed together; nothing is added to the tea. A sweet is enjoyed before drinking the matcha, which perfectly complements matcha's delicious flavor.hey are the same tea leaves, but differ in the processing. For matcha, there are two types: koicha/thick tea and usucha/thin tea. Thick tea is higher quality than thin tea; thick tea uses the new, young tea leaves from older tea plants and thin tea comes from the new, young tea leaves from younger tea plants.