What is tea bran

Tea bran is relatively unfamiliar to many people. Nowadays, everything is required to be pure natural. It seems that only things without any additives can make people feel more at ease. Tea bran is the residue left after camellia fruit is squeezed for oil. Because tea bran contains rich natural ingredients such as tea saponin, protein and natural tea oil, it is very effective in cleaning and nourishing hair.

What is tea bran?

Tea bran, also known as tea seed cake, has another name called tea bran, tea dregs, and tea seed cake. The purple-brown particles are the residue left after the wild camellia oil fruit is extracted. In addition to oil, water, refined protein and refined fiber, tea dregs also contain 12-17% tea saponin. It is an excellent non-ionic natural surfactant with the functions of shampooing, hair care, blackening hair, removing dandruff and preventing hair loss. In addition, tea dregs water is rich in crude protein, as well as a variety of amino acids and other nutrients, which have a good care effect on the scalp and hair.

The efficacy of tea bran

1. Wash your hair. Crush the tea dregs and soak them in water, then use them to wash your hair. Your hair will become shiny and black, free of dandruff, and it will stop itching. It can prevent hair loss, has a hair growth effect, repairs damaged hair, and replenishes nutrients to the hair. It is a green, pure natural, pure plant shampoo and hair care product.

2. Use as fertilizer. This is much better than chemical fertilizer. When planting navel oranges, watermelons and the like, crush the "ku cake" and spread it on the ground. The resulting melons will have fewer insects and be extra sweet. Do you know why Xinfeng navel oranges are sweeter than those from other places? It's because they use the natural green fertilizer tea kudzu. Don’t throw away the tea leaves and tea bran used for washing your hair and dishes. They are good for burying in flowerpots for growing flowers and vegetables. They can kill insects and sterilize, and increase the fertilizer effect.

3. To wash dishes, add a spoonful of tea seed powder to hot water and soak the dishes to quickly remove grease. Or, dip a dishcloth in the tea seed powder, gently wipe the dishes, and then rinse with clean water. It is easy to wash and clean.

4. Remove grease. For heavily oil-stained surfaces, such as range hoods, gas stoves, tile walls, etc., use a wet sponge dipped in tea seed powder, gently test the appliance, and then wipe it dry with a wet towel to remove the oil stains and make it look as bright as new.

5. Remove pesticide residues. Soaking vegetables and fruits can decompose and remove pesticide residues, making them safe to eat.

6. Kill fungi. When taking a bath, add three spoons of tea seed powder (about 100 grams is recommended) to the bathtub. It can not only clean the skin, but also kill skin fungi, prevent skin diseases, and protect skin health.

7. Soaking your feet in it can clean your skin, kill foot germs, and treat athlete's foot.

8. To clean gold and silver jewelry, soak them for ten minutes and then rinse them with clean water. They will be as bright as new without any corrosion to the jewelry.