It turns out that acorns (and other parts of the oak) can help to cope with wrinkles, if you eat them. Another little-known use of wooden "cups" of acorns of the oak of fluffy (Quercus pubescens) growing in the Eastern Mediterranean and adjacent areas of Asia is the production of ink for dyeing fabrics and wood, as well as for tanning the skins (yes the oak protects the animals) . And, of course, acorns - almost the main component of the autumn crafts made of natural materials
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