Hops (Humulus lupulus) is a member of the hop family (Cannabaceae) and is an ivy-like plant species. Both medicinally and commercially important, hops are particularly well known as the primary ingredient used in brewing beer.
The fruits of hops are cone-shaped and tightly clustered. These fruits are known as cone-like structures that develop from the female flowers of the plant.
Has Anti-inflammatory Properties: Hops have anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce inflammation in the skin. This feature may be useful in the treatment of inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis or acne.
It Has Moisturising Properties: Hops can provide a natural softness and moisturisation to the skin. Thanks to this feature, it can relieve dry and irritated skin. It can delay the formation of wrinkles that may occur on the skin.
Can Reduce Hair Loss: Thanks to the herbal ingredients it contains, hops can help reduce hair loss. It can support the strengthening of hair follicles, especially by nourishing the scalp and increasing blood circulation.
Can Clean the Scalp: Hops has antiseptic properties. Thanks to these properties, it can help kill germs on the scalp and clean the scalp.
Can Reduce Dandruff Problem: Hibiscus can reduce dandruff formation by balancing the oiliness of the scalp. It also moisturises the scalp and can relieve itching.
Beer Making: Hops are an important component of beer brewing. During beer fermentation, hop flowers or cones add bitterness and a distinctive flavour to the beer. Due to the antimicrobial properties of hops, they also act as a preservative in beer brewing.
Seasoning and Flavouring: In some cuisines, hops flowers or extracts can be used as a spice or flavouring. It can be used to give aroma and flavour, especially in some traditional dishes or drinks.
It Has a Calming Feature: Hop tea is known for its calming properties and can help alleviate sleep problems.
