Catnip
118,00 EGP
Aromatic microgreens used for relaxation, digestion, and skin wellness.
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1. For the Face (Soothing Mask)
Ingredients:
- 1 tsp crushed catnip leaves
- 1 tsp rose water or plain yogurt
How to Use:
Mix into a paste, apply to clean face for 10 mins, then rinse.
Soothes redness, clears acne, refreshes skin.
2. For the Body (Relaxing Bath Soak)
Ingredients:
- 1 handful catnip microgreens
- 1 tbsp Epsom salt (optional)
How to Use:
Add to warm bath water and soak for 15–20 minutes.
Relaxes muscles, reduces stress, softens skin.
3. For the Hair (Scalp Rinse)
Ingredients:
- 1 tbsp catnip leaves
- 2 cups water
How to Use:
Boil leaves, let cool, strain, pour on scalp after shampoo.
Soothes itching, reduces dandruff, strengthens roots.
Catnip is the young, tender shoots of the Nepeta cataria plant. While famously known for its effects on cats, catnip also has calming and medicinal benefits for humans. It’s used in teas, skincare, and cooking, offering anti-inflammatory, digestive, and stress-relieving properties.
| Taste
Catnip taste like a gentle blend of mint and lemon balm. They’re milder than peppermint and give a light herbal brightness to teas, broths, or fresh dishes. |
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| Cultures
Turkey, India, Russia |
| Dishes
Salads & Starters ,Stir-Fry, Sandwiches & Wraps ,Soups, Breakfast & Brunch, Gourmet Touches |
benefits:
- Calms anxiety and stress naturally
- Relieves digestive issues like bloating and cramps
- Supports skin health – anti-inflammatory and antibacterial
- Soothes scalp and reduces dandruff
- Mild sedative effect for better sleep
- Natural detoxifier for skin and body
| Color | Green |
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| taste | Mild minty, slightly lemony |
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