Want to learn about the topical uses of grape pomace and how to use grape pomace cataplasms and masks for health problems? Keep reading.
Topically, grape pomace can be used both to relieve pain caused by arthritis, varicose veins, bruises, or muscle strains in the form of poultices and to revitalize dry, wrinkled skin that has lost its radiance, as masks. Easy to use and effective, the poultices alleviate joint inflammation, while the masks have powerful rejuvenating effects on facial skin and help reduce age spots. If we’ve already made you curious, let’s explore together the most amazing topical uses of grape pomace.
In This Article You Will Find:
4 Amazing Topical Uses of Grape Pomace
1. Grape Pomace Poultice for Arthritis, Varices and Concussions
Finely ground dried grape pomace is mixed with some clay and chamomile tea until a thin paste is obtained. Spread this paste onto a strip of gauze and apply it to the affected area without tightly bandaging. For maximum results, the poultice should remain in place for at least 30 minutes, during which any physical exertion is strictly prohibited. This grape pomace poultice helps soothe pain caused by arthritis, varicose veins, and bruises. Such an amazing and effective poultice.
2. Grape Pomace Extract Poultice for Inflammation
This poultice uses the fluid extract that is made from grape pomace tincture (find the tincture recipe here). To prepare the extract, simmer 100 ml of grape pomace tincture in a steam bath until the liquid reduces to one-third of its original volume (about 30 ml). Combine the extract with the clay to form a thin paste. Use it the same way as the poultice above. This particular grape pomace poultice is highly effective in treating inflamed joints, helping to reduce excess fluid accumulated around the knee, commonly known as “water on the knee,” and relieving pain caused by muscle strains.
3. Soothing Grape Pomace & Clay Face Mask
This grape pomace and clay face mask has detoxifying, soothing, skin-rejuvenating, revitalizing effects, and nourishing properties for the skin and is easy to prepare. Combine the finely ground grape pomace with an equal amount of medicinal clay, add some lukewarm water, and mix until you obtain a homogeneous and smooth paste that can be easily applied to the face. For extra skin healing benefits, you can add a teaspoon of raw honey. Apply the mask in the evening, then wash off 30 minutes later with water. Used regularly, this mask restores the skin’s suppleness and radiance, while also protecting it from environmental toxins.
4. Grape Pomace Face Mask for Brown Spots
Easy to prepare, affordable, and perhaps even more effective than other conventional cosmetic treatments, grape pomace masks are accessible to anyone. The grape pomace and cucumber mask we’re about to show to you is particularly effective for brown spots, and it also helps bring radiance to the skin. To prepare it, mix 30 g of fresh, finely ground grape pomace (not dried) with cucumber juice until you have a soft paste. Apply the mask to the face and neck, avoiding the eye area. Remove it with lukewarm water after 20 minutes.
More Grape Pomace Remedies:
Grape Pomace Powder
Grape Pomace Infusion
Grape Pomace Decoction
Grape Pomace Tincture
Grape Pomace Syrup
Grape Pomace Salve
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