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Posted by Colleen Shirazi, Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:07 PM (Eastern)
The white tea seems to be working quite well. I've settled on two cups per day as the ideal amount. I don't actually drink two cups every day. It's a balance (as most adult acne things end up being). If I want better skin, I'll make a point to brew and drink. If my skin is okay by my own standards, I'll let it slide a day or so.
Overall though my skin has improved. When you have adult acne, you notice every little thing, whether it is better or worse.
I've yet to dig into the possibility of white tea extract capsules or pills. Hmmm...something tells me that it's cheaper drinking the tea. Besides that, supplements tend to offer only mega-amounts, which might be unnecessary...more is not always better.
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