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May 4, 2010
Cons:
None
Check out the reviews of green tea on this website guys. This tea is green tea just plucked earlier isn't fermented so it retains even more of the skin perfecting antioxidants. I drink about four concentrated cups a day and then make a toner using four decaf white tea bags and four chamomile tea bags. I wash my face twice a day and apply the homemade toner. That is it, and in one week my acne has vanished. It really makes a difference to use it directly on your face cause it delivers all the benefits straight to the source while the tea you drink cleanses you internally. I will never do anything else for my acne.
May 11, 2011
Pros:
The antioxidants provided by the white tea have a whole range of benefits. These include cancer prevention, lower blood pressure and cholesterol, heart protection, stronger bones, healthy teeth and gums AND the white tea antioxidants fight bacteria and viruses! (gasp)
Cons:
Hard to find any cons apart from white tea being slightly more expensive than green tea, no biggy. Initially the taste of the tea may be bitter for you, no problem, just have it weaker and build up concentrations day by day and soon youll grow to love it.
More antioxidants than green tea and less caffeine- works wonders for your entire body not just your skin. My acne severity i put as moderately severe, thats because before i started the acne.org regimen and drinking green tea then progressing onto white tea i had serious acne problems, now im clear with the odd zit and most importantly im comfortable and confident with myself. I would highly recommend drinking white tea, so go out and buy yourself some white tea- give it a try! what have you got to lose? The price is in sterling not dollars, apologies.
December 7, 2014
Higher antioxidants than green tea, black tea, and oolong tea!
I take 3-5 cups of white tea a day. This has helped me calm my breakouts than other types of teas. White tea is high in antioxidants. Antioxidants are very important for your body and skin. Antioxidants help fight cellular damage caused by oxidation ( free radicals ), and also slow down the aging process. Their is research showing that people with acne have lower antioxidant levels than people with clear skin. Of course, this doesn't mean antioxidants are the cure for acne, but it's interesting that antioxidants do play some role in comedogenesis. I suggest taking white tea or any tea for that matter! :D
August 10, 2016
The only remedy that has ever worked for me...
I've had pretty bad acne on my back since I was 13; I am now 30. I have tried everything short of accutane, but nothing really seemed to work. I started drinking white tea 3 months ago and my acne cleared up dramatically. Large areas of skin became completely clear, and now there is no active acne at all. All I have at the moment is some faded marks. I'm no doctor or scientist but obviously this stuff is fixing something on the inside. I'm just amazed more people haven't cottoned on to it.
December 26, 2011
Pros:
best
Cons:
might be a bit expensive if you want good tea
You have to add lemon in your tea it won't work! The antioxidants won't be absorbed. Also you need a high quality white tea such as Emperor Grade White Peony. It can be steeped 3 times, 4, 7, and 10 minutes. The water should be at around 80C so the antioxidants don't evaporate, use a thermometer if you can. This helped my skin more than peroxide creams and all that stuff. All you need is the following: Wash your face, then use a neutral face cleansing water with no perfume/etc., do this in the morning and before sleep. Every 3 days, use one of those mud masks with aloe vera. Drinking 3-4 of good quality white tea will further help a lot to clear your face. Woot
November 6, 2007
Pros:
It is very healthy for your body because it is rich in antioxidants. I have been drinking tea for year and I enjoy the taste of it.
Cons:
Although I have been drinking it for years almost everyday it does not do anything noticable for my moderate/severe acne which I have been suffering with for years and tried multiple products to combat it.
You can't possibly expect tea to work miracles on your face, you have to resort to other treatments for acne to see some kind of change. However it does make your body feel good and has the potential to relieve stress.
March 18, 2007
Pros:
smells good
Cons:
none
works well
April 9, 2008
Pros:
It's dirt cheap.
Cons:
works for some people and doesn't work for others. A pain and very time consuming for how i used/made/prepared it.
ok. I took a slightly different approach when it comes to green/white tea and acne. First off as an 'almost' universal truth benzol peroxide has been the most popular choice when it cones to treating acne, but it's very harsh on the skin. So because of that i began looking for alternatives cause I was tired of looking ashier then my cremated mother. So I began to think really hard and do a bit of research and have found that green/white tea or just teas in general, have interesting properties then it comes to skin care. Green/white tea (this is the only tea I've ever used) is as we all know, is very rich in antioxidants and has an amazing ability to fight 'free-radicals' in the body and skin. Ok here's what I decided to do. First I wanted to use green tea in combination with current acne treatments. I tried rubbing my my face with an almost finished teabag, but it just wasn't potent enough. So what's left? I decided to grind it into a fine powder
Pros:
This tea has about 50 times the antioxidants found in green tea.