Beauty tips with natural remedies

Beauty tips with natural remedies

Every woman faces moments in life when she feels that her appearance has become dull. When this happens, you do not need to go to cosmetics stores and spend large sums of money, but just open the refrigerator or the shelf with pharmaceuticals in your home. The remedies for your problem are even closer than you might imagine.

Diane Irons, author of several books on beauty and maintenance, including "Bargain Beauty Secrets" and "Age-Defying Beauty Secrets: Look and Feel Younger Every Day," says that many products found in every household can be used with others. purposes other than those written on the label, as follows:

1. Hemorrhoid cream. Hemorrhoid cream can be used to fade bags under the eyes. All you have to do is let it enter the skin and then apply makeup.
2. White toothpaste. White toothpaste (the classic version, not the gel form) can be applied at night to improve pimples.
3. Eye drops. If you do not want to apply toothpaste on the face, pimples can be softened by dabbing the face for 10-15 seconds with a cleansing disk soaked in eye drops. After this time, you can easily apply makeup.
4. Vitamin K. Vitamin K-based ointments, available at any pharmacy, are very effective in preventing stretch marks.
5. Magnesium milk. For people with oily skin, magnesium milk is one of the most effective remedies. All you have to do is apply this product to your face, let it dry and, after removing it, apply makeup.
6. Wet wipes for children. Wet baby wipes are the ideal substitute for expensive cleansing products.

Oleda Baker, former model and author of The Model's Way to Beauty, Slenderness and Glowing Health, says that one of the most effective remedies for dandruff is aspirin. For this you need to mix in 2.5cm of warm water, about 30 tablets of aspirin and 1/2 tablespoon of baking powder. Apply this mixture to the hair after shampooing, leave it on for 15 minutes, then brush your hair. Administer this remedy every night for 1 week.

Although many beauty experts are reluctant to see the benefits of Vaseline, Alexa B. Kimball, an assistant professor of dermatology at Stanford University, says no one is allergic to the product. Consequently, it recommends Vaseline for moisturizing the face, especially in the area under the eyes.

Natural remedies for beautiful hair

As already mentioned, the products you use in the kitchen to prepare food are extremely effective in maintaining the beauty of your hair.

The main products of this kind are:

1. Olive oil. Diane Irons prefers this product to the much-recommended mayonnaise. Thus, people with dry hair should heat a little extra virgin olive oil in the microwave for 10 seconds, then apply it directly on dry hair. Leave the olive oil on for 10 minutes, then shampoo your hair.
2. Acid-free beer. Leave a little beer in a cup until it loses its acid, or heat a little beer and let it cool. After shampooing, apply this remedy to the hair, then comb it.
3. Vinega.. Mix 4 tablespoons of vinegar in 3 glasses of water, apply this remedy to the hair, then rinse well with cold water to remove the smell. Apple vinegar is recommended for brunette women, and white vinegar for those with blond hair.
4. Lemon. Lemons are considered the best friend of people with blond hair. To get a shiny color of your hair, squeeze the juice from 2 lemons in glasses of warm water. If the hair is not damaged, you can let this remedy dry with the sun.