Net nettle oil obtained by transfer using dried nettles
Preparation time10 min
Waiting time30 days
Ready in30 days 10 m
A good alternative, to prepare net net net nettle oil, if we are not in net net nettle season, is to use dried net nettles. Net net net nettle oil has been used since ancient times, both internally and externally, for various ailments such as hair treatments, dermatological conditions (acne), rheumatologic conditions (anti-inflammatory effect), digestive, liver, biliary and digestive disorders, as well as for sore throat and pharyngeal pain.
Ingredients
Estimated cost: 1.3 €
Materials
- - glass container
- - non-metallic mixing spoon
- - fine straining sieve
Preparation
- Put the dried net nettles, preferably just the leaves without the stems, into the glass container.
- Add the oil mix: the base oil (olive oil) plus optional oils such as coconut oil, castor oil, argan oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil, ...
If you have no other oils, you can use olive oil only.
Optionally you can add 3-5 drops of one or more essential oils: peppermint, tea-tree, eucalyptus, cinnamon, thyme, argan,... - Close the container tightly and leave to macerate for 30 days in a dark, cool and dry place.
As the nettles are dry, it is recommended to stir them every 2 days with a wooden spoon or by shaking the container.
During maceration, the nutrients from the net net nettle will be transferred into the oil and you will notice that the oil will take on a darker color. - After maceration, strain the oil through a sieve or gauze and discard the macerated part of the plant (net nettle). Put the oil in a container, close the lid and store it in a cool, well-ventilated place away from light.
Observations
⚠ The proportions net nettle - oil are 1:4. That means for 100g nettles, we use 400g oils.
⚠ The advantage of using dried nettles is that the oil can be prepared at any time of the year.
⚠ This oil can also be used for internal use, provided the component oils are also for internal use!
⚠ The same net net net nettle oil recipe, can be prepared using fresh net net nettle leaves.
⚠ S torage and shelf-life: it is recommended to store in dark, dark, light-proof glass containers in a dark, cool and well-ventilated place (closet, cellar). If stored properly, net net nettle oil can keep for up to 1 year.
⚠ It is recommended to keep it in small containers, and once opened, it is recommended to consume it within a maximum of one month, as the active elements will degrade in contact with air.
⚠ Do not refrigerate as olive oil solidifies.
⚠ The advantage of using dried nettles is that the oil can be prepared at any time of the year.
⚠ This oil can also be used for internal use, provided the component oils are also for internal use!
⚠ The same net net net nettle oil recipe, can be prepared using fresh net net nettle leaves.
⚠ S torage and shelf-life: it is recommended to store in dark, dark, light-proof glass containers in a dark, cool and well-ventilated place (closet, cellar). If stored properly, net net nettle oil can keep for up to 1 year.
⚠ It is recommended to keep it in small containers, and once opened, it is recommended to consume it within a maximum of one month, as the active elements will degrade in contact with air.
⚠ Do not refrigerate as olive oil solidifies.
Administration
Net net nettle oil can be used both internally and externally.
External use:
- For hair it is recommended to dab with a cotton pad, on the scalp and leave on for up to 1 hour. Also, for application to the hair, a long, tapered tipped container can be used to gently pour at the base of the hair. Hair will have a shinier color, a healthier look, treat dry scalp, dandruff.
- Treats dandruff, scalp mycosis: apply daily to the scalp and leave on for 20-30 minutes. After the first week apply every 2 days, then every 3 days the following week, up to once a week.
- For dermatitis: local applications 1-3 times a day on clean skin are recommended.
- For rheumatism: local massage on painful areas.
Internal use:
Can be used to treat digestive afflictions, biliary, liver draining, pancreatic, sore throat, vitaminizing, mineralizing.
It is recommended one tablespoon 3 times a day on an empty stomach, possibly 30 minutes before meals.
External use:
- For hair it is recommended to dab with a cotton pad, on the scalp and leave on for up to 1 hour. Also, for application to the hair, a long, tapered tipped container can be used to gently pour at the base of the hair. Hair will have a shinier color, a healthier look, treat dry scalp, dandruff.
- Treats dandruff, scalp mycosis: apply daily to the scalp and leave on for 20-30 minutes. After the first week apply every 2 days, then every 3 days the following week, up to once a week.
- For dermatitis: local applications 1-3 times a day on clean skin are recommended.
- For rheumatism: local massage on painful areas.
Internal use:
Can be used to treat digestive afflictions, biliary, liver draining, pancreatic, sore throat, vitaminizing, mineralizing.
It is recommended one tablespoon 3 times a day on an empty stomach, possibly 30 minutes before meals.
Effects and benefits
External use:
- Anti-rheumatic, anti-inflammatory: bone pain, knee pain, inflammation;
- treatment to stimulate hair growth;
- natural hair tonic for healthier, thicker, fuller hair;
- anti- dandruff, anti-seborrhea;
- treats scalp mycosis;
- good in dermatologic conditions: acne;
Internal use:
- good in digestive problems, biliary;
- liver drainer;
- pancreas pain;
- sore throat;
- vitaminizing;
- mineralizing;
- can also be eaten as food, in salads, on bread, ...
Side effects
- can color hair (caution for people with blonde hair)
Contraindications
- persons allergic to the ingredients used should be careful.
- do not recommend using this oil if you are pregnant or breastfeeding
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