Amazing Ways To Reuse Your Old Teabags!

After you make a lovely mug or cup of tea, what do you do with your tea bag? Do you throw it away?

Well, no more will you need to throw away your old tea bags, there is a multitude of uses for them, from health to outside in your garden…

Tea Can Relieve Sunburn:

Have you ever been sunburned? Well, whether or not you have any after sun lotion, grab your tea bags because they contain an acid that can really calm the heat of sunburn quite quickly and effectively!

Tea Can Restore Tired Eyes:

You know that feeling of tired baggy or puffy eyes? Now you can fight the dreaded bags that are around your eyes by applying tea bags to your eyes, once they are cool of course!

The tea contains tannins that have a calming effect and can really help to rejuvenate your eyes, be sure to use tea bags that are black tea!

After you make your tea put the bags in a tightly covered jar in the fridge, they grab a nice cool bad when you need a morning fresh pick-up.

Tea Can Sooth Minor Burns:

If you are unlucky enough to burn yourself, tea can give the relief you need, the tannins in the teas bags are great for reducing inflammation caused by heat damage to the skin!

Tea Can Be Used To Rinse Your Hair:

A Tea rinse for your hair is really beneficial for your hair and scalp. Its known to also help with dandruff too, and as an added benefit will leave your hair lovely and shiny…

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