30 grams of pure lily tea helps nourish the skin, reduces stress, and helps reduce muscle aches.
Benefits of Lily
- Reduce stress and poor concentration – The fragrance of lilies contains phytonutrients such as hexadecanoic acid and terpenoids, which can help reduce stress, improve concentration, and relax the mind.
- Nourishes the skin – Lily extract has properties that help nourish the skin, reduce inflammation, and help make the skin smooth and radiant.
- Helps relieve muscle aches and pains – Massaging lily flowers on the skin helps release muscle tension, reduce aches and pains, and increase muscle flexibility.
- Reduces inflammation of the conjunctiva – Lily extract has anti-inflammatory properties, helping to reduce swelling and pain in the conjunctiva.
- Relieves sore throat and colds – The scent of lilies also contains ATM compounds, which help relieve sore throats and help reduce colds.
The steps for brewing Lily tea are as follows:
raw material:
- 1-2 fresh or dried lilies
- 2 cups water
Brewing steps:
- Wash the lilies thoroughly with cold water and cut off the stems.
- Bring a pot of water to a boil.
- Add the lilies to the boiling water and cover the pot.
- Let the lily flowers steep for about 3-5 minutes, or until the water turns a light yellow-brown, or as desired.
- Turn off the heat and use a strainer to separate the lily flowers from the tea.
- You can drink the brewed lily flowers directly or add honey or ice to taste.
advice:
- Do not use hot water that is too hot as this will cause the lilies to wilt and will make the tea taste and smell bad.
- You can enhance the flavor of the lily infusion by adding honey or ice to taste.