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Mugi-cha (barley tea) is a must in summer.
This summer has been really hot. I have been drinking barley tea since I was a child, but this summer I feel that barley tea tastes even better. I have tried various ways of making barley tea, such as boiling it or using packets, but lately I have been enjoying this barley tea made from naked barley.
Mugi-cha (barley tea) is a must in summer.
This summer has been really hot. I have been drinking barley tea since I was a child, but this summer I feel that barley tea tastes even better. I have tried various ways of making barley tea, such as boiling it or using packets, but lately I have been enjoying this barley tea made from naked barley.
Bear Bear Bile (Yutang)
One of the main ingredients of Kameda Rokushingan bear bile is an animal herbal medicine derived from bears, It is also known as bear's bile. It has been used in China since ancient times, In Japan, it has been used since the Asuka Period, It is made by drying the gall bladder of bears.
Bear Bear Bile (Yutang)
One of the main ingredients of Kameda Rokushingan bear bile is an animal herbal medicine derived from bears, It is also known as bear's bile. It has been used in China since ancient times, In Japan, it has been used since the Asuka Period, It is made by drying the gall bladder of bears.
Deserted scalp?
The other day at the hair salon, the colorist and I were talking about how strong sunlight can burn your hair. We were talking about fading when it is colored. The hair stylist said, "Some customers notice the fading and dryness of their hair, so they take care of it by treating it, but actually, the top of their head gets burned more than their hair. In addition to being burnt, many of them are terribly dry, like a desert!" (^0^;)
Deserted scalp?
The other day at the hair salon, the colorist and I were talking about how strong sunlight can burn your hair. We were talking about fading when it is colored. The hair stylist said, "Some customers notice the fading and dryness of their hair, so they take care of it by treating it, but actually, the top of their head gets burned more than their hair. In addition to being burnt, many of them are terribly dry, like a desert!" (^0^;)
Bear's bile (bear's bile)
I am currently reading "Mikawa Zohei Shinteki" by Tadamasa Ihara. I found "kumarogarai," which is also contained in kameroku. As mentioned in the text, it is good for stomachache. When I have an upset stomach after eating too much cold food in the extreme heat, Rokushingan, it works well.
Bear's bile (bear's bile)
I am currently reading "Mikawa Zohei Shinteki" by Tadamasa Ihara. I found "kumarogarai," which is also contained in kameroku. As mentioned in the text, it is good for stomachache. When I have an upset stomach after eating too much cold food in the extreme heat, Rokushingan, it works well.
Mint! Mint! Mint!
It is severe heat. I want to feel refreshed! I want to be refreshed! In such a case, mint! Mint, which many people like for its cool and refreshing flavor, is an herb in the Perilla family. In its crude drug name, it is called "haka" (peppermint, spearmint, spearmint, and spearmint). In Japan, mint in general is called "Hakka" (peppermint, spearmint, and mint).
Mint! Mint! Mint!
It is severe heat. I want to feel refreshed! I want to be refreshed! In such a case, mint! Mint, which many people like for its cool and refreshing flavor, is an herb in the Perilla family. In its crude drug name, it is called "haka" (peppermint, spearmint, spearmint, and spearmint). In Japan, mint in general is called "Hakka" (peppermint, spearmint, and mint).
Sunscreen story - absorbents and scattering agents
Summer is finally in full swing. Although we complain about the hot weather, our hearts are still buoyed by the desire to go to the beach or to the mountains. Not only in the mountains or at the beach, but also in the city, have you ever noticed after going out that "Oh, the sun is shining so strongly. Do you ever find yourself thinking, "Oh, the sun is so strong, I'm going to get burnt. The amount of ultraviolet rays in summer (July to August) is the strongest, so if you don't take precautions against sunburn, you may find yourself not wanting to look in the mirror come fall.
Sunscreen story - absorbents and scattering agents
Summer is finally in full swing. Although we complain about the hot weather, our hearts are still buoyed by the desire to go to the beach or to the mountains. Not only in the mountains or at the beach, but also in the city, have you ever noticed after going out that "Oh, the sun is shining so strongly. Do you ever find yourself thinking, "Oh, the sun is so strong, I'm going to get burnt. The amount of ultraviolet rays in summer (July to August) is the strongest, so if you don't take precautions against sunburn, you may find yourself not wanting to look in the mirror come fall.