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How to Stop Rosacea with Chamomile

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Using chamomile is a great way to stop Rosacea

Do you suffer from red skin or Rosacea? When we are young, red, rosy skin on our cheeks is cute and gets us lots of attention. As we age, this red skin can appear irritated and is difficult to get rid of. This condition of red skin on the face is commonly called Rosacea. Skin can appear reddish purple, and have small bumps and pimples from Rosacea condition. Chamomile is an herb that helps calm and soothe the skin. The following is an easy recipe for a moisturizing lotion with chamomile that can heal the effects of Rosacea on the face.

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    Difficulty:
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    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • 2 medium size bowls
    • 1 strainer
    • Spoon
    • Measuring cup
    • 1 Cup dried chamomile
    • 4 Tbsp. honey
    • 1 Cup milk
      • 1

        To begin the recipe to help stop Rosacea, you will need to pour milk into one of the bowls.

      • 2

        Add chamomile to the milk in the bowl. Mix until all herbs are submerged in the milk.

      • 3

        Put bowl in refrigerator and let chamomile soak in milk for 2-3 hours. This will help the Rosacea homemade remedy become just perfect!

      • 4

        After 2 to 3 hours, strain chamomile milk into the 2nd bowl. Throw away herbs or recycle them that are left in strainer.

      • 5

        Mix honey into homemade Rosacea remedy liquid.

      • 6

        Pour homemade Rosacea lotion into a bottle and refrigerate.

      • 7

        Apply Rosacea lotion liberally to red areas on face in the morning and in the evening. Do not rinse the Rosacea lotion off of your face.

    Tips & Warnings

    • The Rosacea lotion will keep for a week.

    • You should start to notice less redness in the skin from the Rosacea within 1-2 weeks

    • Rose petals and wild pansy are great alternatives to chamomile. They both have healing qualities just like the chamomile to help with Rosacea outbreaks.

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