Cool! This Chef Uses Eggplant Skin Becomes a Unique Mask to Prevent Corona Virus

News24xx.com - A Jordanian chef has created a new way to create facial masks that come from leftovers.

Is Omar Sartawi, a reliable chef who does not want to throw away the remnants of food including eggplant skin. With his creation, Omar also managed to create a mask covering the nose and mouth of the eggplant's skin.

The making of the mask is in line with the new normal era during the COVID-19 pandemic, so as to break the chain of the disease. There is also a special way that he uses in making masks to stay comfortable and safe from disease transmission.

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Quoted from the page Metro.co.uk, Omar processing pieces of eggplant skin with a sprinkling of salt. This makes eggplant skin textured like leather that is commonly used in fashion products such as bags, jackets, to pants.

It did not take long after the eggplant skin had the desired texture, Omar helped each end. There, Omar hooked a rope to perfect it.

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Jordanian designers, Princess Nejla Asem and Salam Dajani added the aesthetic side of the design as Omar perfected the process.

Eggplant skin was sewn together using cotton thread to make it durable. The skin becomes stronger, but it is still comfortable enough to breathe for use on the face.

Expectations from this creation, Omar hopes that the coronavirus will not be more widespread. At the same time, he also wants to help reduce food waste such as eggplant skin.