Making coriander chutney? It helps everything from pimples to wrinkles; Read more about it
Benefits of Coriander for Skin: You must have heard of coriander being used only in food, but do you know that it is also beneficial for the face. The nutrition present in it helps in treating many facial problems.
Do you know coriander is also beneficial for your face care? Yes, apart from enhancing the taste of food or using it for chutney, coriander is also very beneficial for health. You can prepare a face pack at home with coriander and can get rid of several facial problems. It contains anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-aging properties that help in getting rid of pimples, wrinkles, and other problems.
We all know today everyone faces trouble with their pimples due to bad lifestyles, so we will tell you the right ways to use green coriander, which can help you get rid of pimples and face related problems. So let's know the right way to use it.
Helps in pimples
Take some fresh coriander first, clean it thoroughly, and make its thick paste. Now put this paste in a bowl and add the juice of 4 to 5 lemons to it. Mix both of these mixtures well and apply them well wherever there are pimples. Leave the paste on for about 1 hour and then wash it with lukewarm water. Using this paste daily for a few days can get rid of the problem of pimples.
Effective in wrinkles
If you feel your skin is aging before age, then prepare a good mixture by adding some aloe vera gel to the ground coriander paste. Then apply this mixture to the wrinkled area. You will start seeing the difference in a few days because coriander contains vitamin C and antioxidants, which can slow down the signs of wrinkles and keep the skin fresh.
Use for dull skin
If your skin is looking dull and tired then prepare a mixture by adding some grounded coriander, 1 spoon grounded rice powder, and 1 spoon milk. Then apply this mixture thoroughly on the face and then wash the face thoroughly. It cools and soothes the skin.
Disclaimer: Information provided in this article is only useful to bring awareness about diseases and health problems. It is not a substitute for a qualified medical opinion. Readers are, therefore, advised not to try any medicine, treatment, or recipe on their own but definitely take advice from an expert or doctor related to that medical pathy.
