Ziółko Oak Bark - 100 g

Oak Bark, contains 100% dried oak bark. It is recommended for the preparation of decoctions, mouth and throat rinses or as a bath additive.

Oak - characteristics of the plant

The pedunculate oak [Latin: Quercus robur] is a tree well known to everyone, symbolising robustness, durability and traditional values, with an average life span of 600 to even 1,000 years. However, not everyone knows that for centuries, oak bark has been an extremely valuable herbal raw material. It is extracted in early spring from young trunks or twigs, even before the first leaves appear. In traditional medicine, oak bark decoctions can help with many ailments such as diarrhoea, stomatitis or skin problems. The tree is found in its natural state only in the northern hemisphere in temperate zones.

Oak bark - when is it worth reaching for it?

Haemorrhoids - soaks prepared on the basis of oak bark are one of the most popular ways of natural medicine to deal with haemorrhoidal disease.
Oral inflammations - due to its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, oak bark rinses will help relieve any unpleasant inflammation.
Acute diarrhoea - due to its tannin content, oak bark will help cleanse our body of whatever may have caused the diarrhoea.
Hair prone to greasiness - for such hair, try oak bark rinses which, as well as solving the problem, will gently darken and deepen the colour of the hair.

Ingredients:

Oak bark 100%

Suggestion for use:

As a drinking infusion - pour 1 level tablespoon (approx. 3 g) of oak bark over 1 cup (250 ml) of cold water, boil for 5 minutes. Set aside for 15 minutes and strain.

As a rinse - boil 500 ml of water, pour over the oak bark (3 tablespoons - 10 g) and allow to cool. Once cooled, pour into a bowl and when washing the hair, use the prepared rinse at the last rinse. Use the rinse 2-3 times a week for the desired results.

Storage:

Store out of the reach of children, protect from light, moisture and foreign odours.