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A warm salt water gargle — a simple traditional remedy for an irritated throat: what you need, how to prepare and use it, a small tip from nature, and when to seek medical care.

A warm compress for a stye — with warm water or a tea bag: two simple options, step by step, what is important to know, and how long until you feel an improvement.

A homemade lip balm — a simple traditional recipe for dry, cracked lips: what you need, step-by-step preparation, how to use it, and what else helps dry lips.

An olive oil nail soak — a simple traditional recipe to soften the skin around the nails and improve their look: what you need, step-by-step preparation and use, how often, and a small tip from nature.

An oatmeal and honey face mask — a simple traditional recipe to soothe, soften and moisturize: what you need, step-by-step preparation and use, a small tip from nature, and a few minutes that are just for us.

A rosemary hair rinse — a simple traditional recipe: what you need, how to prepare the infusion step by step, how to use it after shampooing, and how long it keeps.

A warm oatmeal bath — a simple traditional recipe to soothe dry, itchy skin: what you need, step-by-step preparation, how often, and a small moment of indulgence.

A cool green tea compress — a simple traditional recipe to calm reddened skin: what you need, step-by-step preparation, how often, and a small moment of care.

A lukewarm baking soda bath — a simple traditional recipe to soothe itchy skin: what you need for a full bath or a local soak, step-by-step preparation and how often.

A warm salt foot bath with Epsom salt — a simple, much-loved traditional recipe for tired feet: what you need, step-by-step preparation and how often to enjoy it.

A few drops of tea tree oil in your regular shampoo — a simple natural recipe for dandruff and an itchy scalp: what you need, step-by-step preparation and how often to use it.

A classic grandmother's remedy: cold cucumber slices to calm puffy eyes, refresh tired skin and enjoy a few quiet minutes of natural care.

A traditional cabbage leaf wrap for knees and aching joints — simple preparation, what the studies say, and when not to use it.