Tar soap is an inconspicuous brown bar reminiscent of laundry soap. Many people refuse to use it because of the repulsive smell of tar. Meanwhile, tar soap can relieve many problems and improve the condition of the skin and hair.
Birch tar has been valued among people since ancient times. It has healing and antiseptic properties, therefore it has often been used to combat skin diseases, as well as lice. Modern cosmetic companies add tar to soap, washing gels, shampoos and ointments.
Benefits of tar soap for face and body
Owners of problem skin are simply obliged to have a piece of tar soap in their arsenal. Washing them in the morning and evening, the positive effect will become noticeable after 2-3 weeks. Tar soap will reduce the number and size of rashes, narrow pores, and dry acne. The complexion will become smoother and the skin smoother.
In severe cases, soap can be used as a face mask. To do this, beat the dense foam and leave it on your face for 15 minutes. Then wash with warm water. If you are afraid to dry your skin, apply a soap foam at the site of inflammation before bedtime. You can also use a moisturizer to avoid peeling.
Tar soap is successfully used in the fight against skin diseases such as psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema, seborrhea and scabies. It will help if a nail fungus occurs. In this case, you need to replace ordinary toilet soap with tar, regularly and thoroughly wash your hands or feet with it.
The antibacterial properties of tar soap allow it to be used as a means for intimate hygiene. It kills harmful microbes and bacteria, eliminates thrush, heals small cuts and scratches received during hair removal. Due to its natural composition, tar soap can be used even during pregnancy.
