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    4 Benefits Of Using A Green Tea Face Mask

    Using a green tea face mask can benefit your skin in several ways. It not only moisturises your skin and makes it clean but also protects it from skin irritation and UV damage. 
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    • Alice Mary Topno
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    Updated at - 2023-03-20,08:49 IST
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    benefits of using a green tea face mask

    Green tea mask is packed with the goodness of vitamin B2 and vitamin E. Moreover, it is an excellent antibacterial agent that can be used to treat skin conditions like acne, pimples, and pore-clogging. Antioxidants like polyphenols help fight against bacterial membranes and infection, which aids in the treatment of acne. It also lessens skin redness and irritation. Take a look at the benefits of using a green tea face mask: 

    1. Treats Inflammation

    skin Inflammation

    Green tea face masks are filled with antioxidant qualities and help in healing inflammation and irritated skin. It also helps decrease skin redness which is commonly caused by heat, irritation, and sun exposure.

    2. Reduces Sebum Production

    Sebum is the greasy substance secreted by sebaceous glands that helps in forming a protective layer of moisture on your skin. On the other hand, those with oily skin produce too much sebum, which results in acne and pimples on their skin. Using a green tea face mask can help reduce excess oili on your skin by the reducing sebum production.

    3. Moisturises Skin

    Moisturises skin

    Everyone loves to have smooth, fresh and dirt-free skin. Green tea masks have various vitamins, including vitamin E, niacinamide, and arginine, which are known for their capacity to nourish and moisturise the skin.

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    4. Protects From Sun Damage 

    Sun Damage

    A green tea mask shields your skin from harmful UV rays. Green tea contains polyphenols that repair and protect your skin from sun damage while also forming a protective layer on it. It is also seen as beneficial in reversing signs of ageing. (Green tea contains a lot of the antioxidant EGCG, which can regenerate aged or dead skin cells). 

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    Note: If you're using green tea on your face for the first time, make sure to do a small patch test before trying it out directly on your skin.

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    Your skin and body like you are unique. While we have taken all measures to ensure that the information provided in this article and on our social media channels is credible and expert verified, we recommend you consult a doctor or your dermatologist before trying a home remedy, quick hack or exercise regime. For any feedback or complaint, reach out to us at compliant_gro@jagrannewmedia.com

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