If a person has dry skin, Hyssop can be beneficial in helping resolve the issue. It attracts moisture to the skin. It can be used as a poultice to help heal bruises, muscle pain, and insect bites. 

The poultice can also be used for chest congestion by being applied directly to the chest area. It helps as an expectorant to help cough up mucus. It also contains anti-inflammatory properties which when inhaled can help naturally treat upper respiratory inflammation. Some individuals also use it as toxin cleansing herbal remedy. Hyssop’s sweat inducing properties help with relieving fever symptoms. Hyssop also is commonly used to help relieve asthma and bronchitis symptoms.
 
Hyssop has many other uses besides benefiting the above skin issues. It is used for indigestion, eliminating flatulence, and abdominal cramps. The vapors from Hyssop are used as a natural remedy for tinnitus also. It is also known to have antiviral and antibacterial properties as well.