Category:
Condiments + Spice Blends
Seasons:
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
It’s certainly not too early to be on the lookout for the ubiquitous poison oak and ivy that grow in this area in springtime. A natural solution for exposure to these nuisances—or for any kind of topical skin problem—is potatoes. Potatoes are chock-full of potassium, which is an electrolyte that balances electric charges in skin cells and creates a proper pH balance. Infusing an infected area of skin with the pure liquid form of a potato assaults the infection with a high dose of moisture and potassium—the perfect prescription for many common skin annoyances.
Super easy
1 large potato (russet or other variety), peeled
Potato Juice Skin Spray Directions
Cut the potato into small enough pieces to fit into a juicer. Juice the pieces, discard the pulp and pour the juice into a reusable spray bottle.
Spray onto affected areas as needed. Refrigerate after use. (Note: If you don’t have a juicer, simply place slices of cold potato on the affected areas.)
