Article: Chamomile hand compress: here's how to make it at home!
Chamomile hand compress: here's how to make it at home!
Cooking, applying makeup, writing, driving, caressing. How many things do your hands do every day? Yet, if you don't take proper care of them, when the first cold weather arrives or the temperature drops suddenly, you can find yourself dealing with chapped, dry, and/or cracked hands .
This is an annoying and even painful situation, but it can be avoided by taking some precautions and regularly indulging in small rituals dedicated to your hands.
First, remember to avoid harsh soaps and opt for highly hydrating ones, such as Biancamore Buffalo Milk Soap , also available with added EVO oil or pomegranate . Another little tip: make sure to dry your hands thoroughly after cleansing: contrary to popular belief, prolonged contact with water does not help hydrate the skin.
Despite these precautions, exposure to wind and low temperatures can still damage the skin on your hands.
If your hands are cracked and chapped, it's time to use a hydrating and emollient hand pack using... chamomile ! Thanks to the components of its essential oil, chamomile has excellent anti-inflammatory properties and is therefore used as a soothing, softening, and calming remedy for irritations of internal and external tissues, just like the skin!
Preparing the chamomile hand compress is very simple, all you need is:
- Prepare the chamomile infusion
- Let it cool
- Soak your hands in it for at least 10 minutes
- Dry thoroughly using a soft, clean towel.
- Apply Biancamore Buffalo Milk Hand Cream and massage until completely absorbed.
To prolong the effect of the chamomile compress on your hands and protect them from the cold, remember to apply Biancamore Hand Cream with buffalo milk every day: rich in vitamin E, it provides a powerful antioxidant effect that quenches free radicals and limits damage to skin cells. Plus, it has a natural, irresistible scent!
A daily wellness ritual, a little break from the daily grind of your hands...with a soft caress!
