Learn all about the herbal acne treatment taking TikTok by storm.
. To seal the deal, she adds that she"10/10 recommends" trying the hack while rolling the ice ball on her face in the video, and it now has more than 390,000 views.
Curious to know if this TikTok thyme hack for acne is really worth the hype and hassle? Ahead, learn everything you need to know from a celebrity esthetician and dermatological nurse about the skin benefits of thyme and whether or not rolling ice cubes infused with the herb works as an acne treatment.TikTok users are making thyme-infused ice cubes to soothe skin and treat acne.
Creating the thyme-infused ice cubes is pretty simple, and the ingredients might already be in your kitchen. Many users are boiling water and adding about a tablespoon of dried thyme. Some also add a green or chamomile tea bag and a pinch of Himalayan sea salt. For example,mixes these ingredients in a pot and cooks them over low heat for 15 minutes. Then, she uses a strainer to drain the liquid into a bowl to let it cool before pouring it into an ice tray. Finally, she advises viewers to massage the herb-infused ice cubes all over a cleansed face or use the liquid as a toner.
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