For those who are uncomfortable with cosmetics, tea is mentioned as a natural solution for skin care.
Chrysanthemum tea
Chamomile tea is high in antioxidants such as flavonoids, polyphenols, zeaxanthine, and lutein. This tea has anti-fungal, bacterial or inflammatory properties. Can hydrate dry skin, prevent dark spots and protect skin from the risk of UV exposure. If dark circles appear, you can apply chamomile tea bags to your eyes to reduce puffiness. Oolong tea This tea contains antioxidants, helps skin radiant and youthful, treats acne, dark spots, wrinkles. Besides, there are many important minerals such as copper, calcium, potassium, manganese and carotene, and useful vitamins. 
Illustration. Rooibos tea Rooibos (South African red tea) has a naturally sweet taste with alpha hydroxy acids, zinc content to help maintain skin health and make skin brighter. The antioxidant called superoxide dismutase in rooibos works to neutralize free radicals, slow the appearance of wrinkles and boost skin cell production. Remember, free radicals can be harmful to your body, health and skin if their levels are too high. 
Kombucha tea Kombucha is made from the fermentation of the fungus of the same name with many beneficial vitamins such as B1, B2, B6, B12 and symbiotic bacteria that help maintain and produce new, healthy cells. In particular, the antioxidants in kombucha can help limit the aging process of cells. In addition, the probiotic bacteria found in this tea promote healthy, glowing skin. Green tea With a cool taste and great health benefits, green tea is a drink that is loved by many people, while also helping to reduce redness, irritation, acne, and moisturizing. Green tea has many anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Vitamin C in tea has the effect of reducing wrinkles, increasing collagen production, reducing dullness. 
Ingredient B2 can also keep your skin looking younger. This vitamin works to maintain collagen levels, improving skin firmness.
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