Rosemary is one of the most used aromatic herbs in the kitchen, but not everyone knows why it can have so many other uses thanks to its branches. Here are some.
We are all familiar with this aromatic herb and we know the big difference it can make when using it in our dishes, thanks to its characteristic smell and the flavor it can add to food. However, rosemary is not only a great ally in the kitchen, but it can also be useful in many other areas thanks to its extreme versatility. In addition, many also place their seedlings on the balcony, since they are very beautiful to look at and have beautiful purple flowers.
In addition to being a valuable addition to our kitchen, the typical rosemary needles and twigs are versatile, a basic ingredient for excellent and natural beauty remedies and good and healthy infusions. In fact, this aromatic herb is famous for having many virtues and being a natural antiseptic, an antitussive and also a good aid for poor digestion.
In short, there are many uses for them, and not everyone knows them. Below we show some of them that are easy to follow or put into practice without spending a lot of money, and that are capable of solving some common problems naturally and immediately.
Rosemary sprigs: use them like this and you will see what the result is
For example, with just 10 sprigs of rosemary we can create an excellent foot bath , which can help tired feet and at the same time provide relief from varicose veins.
We have to put the twigs in a pot with 1 liter of water and let them boil over low heat for at least 20 minutes. Once the heat is off, we put 3 liters of warm water, 100 ml of apple cider vinegar , a glass of coarse salt and of course our decoction, including the twigs, in a basin. 30 minutes of this treatment and our feet are like new!
Have we run out of anti-aging cream ? No problem, rosemary helps in this case too. We prepare a decoction by putting 4 or 5 sprigs of rosemary in a pot with a cup of water and boil for about twenty minutes. Meanwhile, mix two teaspoons of oat or rice flour with a teaspoon of honey in a bowl and then pour the filtered decoction. We create a mask that is applied to the face for 15 minutes. The skin regenerates.
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