Cold Brew Jasmine Mint Tea

This refreshing drink will keep your head cool during hot summer days. The scent of blossoms from the Jasmine plant is very calming and it can help you to stay calm if you’re feeling restless.

Instructions

1. Brew 2 bags of jasmine tea in a teapot for 20 minutes, let it cool down.
2. Then in a large pitcher add a little bit of honey, half a lemon, a glass of water and the tea concentrate.
3. Keep in the fridge so it stays cool.

Refreshing Hisbiscus Lemon Tea

Hibiscus has a dark crimson undertone to it and tastes sweet and slightly sour aftertaste. It boasts a ton of benefits like lowering blood pressure and helping with feelings of bloating. Warm hibiscus tea is not only great for the winter, but it’s also awesome for the summer – this drink will keep you feeling fresh.

Instructions:

1. Brew a handful of hibiscus tea in a teapot for 15 minutes (or according to how strong you want it) then let it cool.
2. In a separate pitcher add ice, stevia, a cold glass of water and hibiscus tea concentrate.
3. Store in the fridge to keep cool.

Cucumber Green Tea

Green tea and cucumber? Yes, you heard that right. If it sounds a little strange to your palette, you can omit the green tea. Cucumbers are high in pantothenic acid or vitamin B5 which helps treat acne. While green tea is a well known antioxidant. Combine the two for a great kick to your morning.

Instructions:

1. Brew a green tea bag in a teapot for 10 minutes (or according to how strong you want it or you can skip this step) then let it cool.
2. In a separate pitcher add ice, stevia and a cold glass of water, the tea concentrate and sliced cucumbers and mint.
3. Store in the fridge to keep cool.

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Kale juice

This green liquid offers up antioxidants which are powerful against free radicals. They can help improve the tone of one’s skin and slow down the aging process.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgyFp3sHFz1/?tagged=kalejuice

Spearmint tea

This tea can help fight the hormonal imbalances which may be the cause of acne later in life.

Collagen

Everyone knows that it is collagen which gives skin its firm texture and appearance.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg82-xnlSXI/?tagged=collagen

Turmeric tea

This spice acts as an anti-inflammatory which will help clear up the redness on one’s face and boost the overall complexion.

Green tea

Green tea is thought to be able to combat the enzyme which may be responsible for the aging process.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhGjfU_ANLY/?tagged=greentea

Matcha

This is simply a much stronger type of green tea which will deliver powerful anti-oxidant effects.

Lemon water

Here we look at the damaging effects of the sun and how vitamin C can actually protect skin from these damaging rays.

The post Drinks that will promote healthy skin appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Cold Brew Jasmine Mint Tea

This refreshing drink will keep your head cool during hot summer days. The scent of blossoms from the Jasmine plant is very calming and it can help you to stay calm if you’re feeling restless.

Instructions

1. Brew 2 bags of jasmine tea in a teapot for 20 minutes, let it cool down.
2. Then in a large pitcher add a little bit of honey, half a lemon, a glass of water and the tea concentrate.
3. Keep in the fridge so it stays cool.

Refreshing Hisbiscus Lemon Tea

Hibiscus has a dark crimson undertone to it and tastes sweet and slightly sour aftertaste. It boasts a ton of benefits like lowering blood pressure and helping with feelings of bloating. Warm hibiscus tea is not only great for the winter, but it’s also awesome for the summer – this drink will keep you feeling fresh.

Instructions:

1. Brew a handful of hibiscus tea in a teapot for 15 minutes (or according to how strong you want it) then let it cool.
2. In a separate pitcher add ice, stevia, a cold glass of water and hibiscus tea concentrate.
3. Store in the fridge to keep cool.

Cucumber Green Tea

Green tea and cucumber? Yes, you heard that right. If it sounds a little strange to your palette, you can omit the green tea. Cucumbers are high in pantothenic acid or vitamin B5 which helps treat acne. While green tea is a well known antioxidant. Combine the two for a great kick to your morning.

Instructions:

1. Brew a green tea bag in a teapot for 10 minutes (or according to how strong you want it or you can skip this step) then let it cool.
2. In a separate pitcher add ice, stevia and a cold glass of water, the tea concentrate and sliced cucumbers and mint.
3. Store in the fridge to keep cool.

The post Cooling Tea Infusions to Beat Summer’s Heat appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Kale juice

This green liquid offers up antioxidants which are powerful against free radicals. They can help improve the tone of one’s skin and slow down the aging process.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgyFp3sHFz1/?tagged=kalejuice

Spearmint tea

This tea can help fight the hormonal imbalances which may be the cause of acne later in life.

Collagen

Everyone knows that it is collagen which gives skin its firm texture and appearance.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg82-xnlSXI/?tagged=collagen

Turmeric tea

This spice acts as an anti-inflammatory which will help clear up the redness on one’s face and boost the overall complexion.

Green tea

Green tea is thought to be able to combat the enzyme which may be responsible for the aging process.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhGjfU_ANLY/?tagged=greentea

Matcha

This is simply a much stronger type of green tea which will deliver powerful anti-oxidant effects.

Lemon water

Here we look at the damaging effects of the sun and how vitamin C can actually protect skin from these damaging rays.

The post Drinks that will promote healthy skin appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.