Can I use green tea instead of black tea?

Yes. Green tea is full of antioxidants and is anti-inflammatory. It will reduce the redness and irritation in your skin without worsening your acne.

Yes, this is probably common as some of the blended leaves will be in pieces that are too small for a simple filtering material. If you want to filter as...

Yes, it is. You'll get an added benefits from the algae and other microorganisms that are in the green water.

Brewing method, brewing time, and the quality of the tea will influence the antioxidant levels of tea.

Green tea does contain caffeine, and caffeine can irritate an existing ulcer. You could try decaf green tea.

If you don't like the taste of green tea, perhaps you should try adding honey or lemon juice.

I don't think you should use a cast iron pan but it could work if you are desperate. I would definitely use a gas stove.

Mulberry leaf tea is a green tea, and a very healthy one to boot. The only catch is that the leaves must be washed very thoroughly before using them. Mulberry...

Absolutely! Green tea works great as a toner because of it's anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and moisturizing qualities. It also fights free radicals, boosts overall skin hydration, and contains several vitamins.

It may hurt your plant, depending on the dye you use. Look at the labels for organic or natural ingredients.