Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Posted June 28, 2006 Here's my success story: I used it on my sunburned face and by morning the burn was gone. Whew! I used a cottonball and dipped it in my freshly brewed KT...used this method twice, and my face feels fabulous. I also used it on my chafed nether regions. It's possible I had a yeast infection, but it was post and during menstruation that it occurred. Instant relief from the itching and burning. I am now creating extra scobys for making that KT cream that everyone's raving about. I have one small jar of regular KT upstairs in my bathroom now. a > > > > > > > ... KT makes a great antiseptic for minor cuts and wounds. > > The sting just means the KT is getting in there and doing it's work > > Absolutely, , this is my experience as well! > > The best things for minor burns or scalds I have found is to immediately > either stick the affected part in Kombucha (even the one you may be just > drinking, or to apply a compress of it onto the affected part. The cooling > and healing works amazingly fast and well. > > Have a great day! > > Margret:-) > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Posted June 28, 2006 I have used KT on rashes and wounds in place of anti biotic ointment.The only problem I have is the brown stain left behind on the skin, and it can take days to disappear. I am sure it is not the tannin in the tea, as I have also used the clear jelly-like membrane floating atop the KT with the same result. Quote
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