(05-05-2019, 08:00 PM)EllaC Wrote: [ -> ]morning beautiful.
i found sarsaparilla root tea, you think that can be made into a tinctures?
Hi there pretty one,
I actually dont think this is a good idea seeing there will be tea leaves in your tincture as well. But i read about a girl couple yrs ago whoused tea as tanning product. There are tannines(if im right) in tea which could give you a tan.
I btwdidnt bought more sarsaparilla because it is expensive here. But it sure is a good addition. I think ithas good effects like surferjoe explained...butreally a addition.personally I cant invest in everything, so oils teas, herbs,the right foods and food supplements come before extracts like this. But it made my skin look good and plump though cant tell about prolongued use.
(10-05-2019, 12:45 PM)hannah Wrote: [ -> ] (05-05-2019, 08:00 PM)EllaC Wrote: [ -> ]morning beautiful.
i found sarsaparilla root tea, you think that can be made into a tinctures?
Hi there pretty one,
I actually dont think this is a good idea seeing there will be tea leaves in your tincture as well. But i read about a girl couple yrs ago whoused tea as tanning product. There are tannines(if im right) in tea which could give you a tan.
I btwdidnt bought more sarsaparilla because it is expensive here. But it sure is a good addition. I think ithas good effects like surferjoe explained...butreally a addition.personally I cant invest in everything, so oils teas, herbs,the right foods and food supplements come before extracts like this. But it made my skin look good and plump though cant tell about prolongued use.
thanks hannah. i did in fact buy some zhi-mu tea, they are raw slices. i want to try sarssaparilla too. they are chunky bits you could sieve out the small bits, but same here you just cant find tinctures, have to import them at ridiculous cost however i found sarsaparilla tincture on iherb cheap! their shipping is cheap too