- Clean the Leaves: Rinse thoroughly to remove dirt.
- Chop: Cut into smaller pieces for easier boiling.
- Boil: Add leaves to boiling water, simmer for 10-15 minutes.
- Strain and Cool: Strain the tea and cool before drinking.
Papaya Leaf Balm: How to Make It and Why You Need It
Topical Application for Skin Health
Papaya leaves can be used topically to treat various skin conditions such as rashes, eczema, and acne due to their anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.
To Make Papaya Leaf Balm:
Ingredients:
- Fresh papaya leaves
- Olive or coconut oil
- Beeswax
Preparation:
- Extract Juice: Crush fresh leaves to extract juice.
- Infuse Oil: Mix juice with oil and gently heat.
- Add Beeswax: Stir in melted beeswax until combined.
- Cool and Store: Pour into a container and let it cool.
Uses: Apply the balm directly to the affected skin to reduce inflammation, treat acne, and soothe rashes.
Additional Advice: Always do a patch test before applying papaya leaf balm to a larger area of your skin to ensure there’s no allergic reaction
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