• Gently press a clean Crassula leaf to release its juice.
• Apply the juice or leaf directly to the affected area.
• Use only for first-degree burns (redness, no broken skin or blisters).

3. Cuts, Scrapes & Bruises

• Mash a few fresh leaves into a thick paste.
• Apply the paste over the wound.
• Cover with a bandage.
• After 2 hours, rinse the area and repeat if necessary.

This remedy helps reduce swelling and supports skin healing.

4. Cold Sores

The plant’s juice is also used to treat cold sores:

• Squeeze juice from a clean leaf.
• Dab it directly onto the sore with a cotton swab.
• Reapply several times a day for best results.

5. Insect Bites

To relieve itching and swelling:

• Apply fresh juice from the leaves to the bite area.
• Repeat every 2 hours until symptoms ease.

Its anti-inflammatory action makes it great for mosquito and bug bites.

6. Acne Relief

Crassula’s antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities make it useful for early-stage acne:

• Apply freshly squeezed juice to the affected area using a cotton pad.
• Best applied in the evening before bed.

For small breakouts, this simple remedy can reduce redness and prevent further inflammation.

When to Avoid Using the Money Tree

Despite its many benefits, the juice or tincture of the money tree should not be used by:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Children under 12 years old