How to reduce dark underarms to confidently go to the beach in the summer

1. Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple cider vinegar acts as a natural antibiotic, it can be an effective deodorant. Mixing a mixture of apple cider vinegar and water, blotting it with a cotton pad can effectively clean your skin from underarm odor-causing bacteria. You can even store the mixture in a spray bottle for easy application any time you need it.

Tips beautify underarm skin with apple cider vinegar.

Another thing you can do is add aloe vera gel to the mixture to help the underarm skin become brighter, softer, and confident to go to the beach in the summer. Apple cider vinegar will go deeper into the layers of the skin, plus, you will get all the moisturizing benefits of aloe vera.

2. Ketchup

Use it as a hair color corrector. The acidity in tomatoes can help balance the pH levels in your hair. Ketchup becomes a great, natural color corrector. In theory, its natural red color could help remove color after a failed hair dye attempt. All you have to do is apply this ready-made spice mixture to your hair, apply it evenly and leave it on for 20-25 minutes.

You can also use it to neutralize when swimming in a chlorinated pool. To remove chlorine buildup, simply coat the top of your head with a thick layer of ketchup or ketchup, spread to the ends of your hair, put on a shower cap and leave it on for about 30-90 minutes.

Ketchup is great for cleaning copper items. Thanks to its acidity, this popular spice has the ability to remove stains from metal surfaces. Ketchup, ketchup or ketchup have the same effect. Simply coat bronze with any tomato product, let sit for an hour or so, then rinse with a little warm water and soap to bring the shine back.

You can use ketchup as a home treatment for mosquito bites. The sour and salty nature of ketchup or ketchup can alter the pH of the skin and reduce inflammation. That’s why applying ketchup to a mosquito bite and leaving it on for a few minutes can provide temporary relief.

3. Aspirin

Mix a crushed aspirin with shampoo to get rid of dandruff. One of aspirin’s main ingredients is salicylic acid, which is also commonly used in anti-dandruff shampoos. Salicylic acid can promote the removal of excess dandruff flakes, reduce scalp inflammation and prevent oil build-up, which makes it a great anti-dandruff product.

Aspirin can protect your crops. The ingredients in this commonly used medicine are able to activate the natural defense mechanism of the plant and prevent the growth of fungi. It can also improve the growth rate of your houseplants. Simply dissolve an aspirin and use the mixture to spray your indoor and outdoor plants. Amazingly, aspirin can also help prolong the life of fresh flowers.

4. Toothpaste

Toothpaste can solve the problem of mirror fog. To keep your bathroom mirror stain-free and smudge-free even after getting out of the bathroom, simply apply a coat of toothpaste on the mirror’s surface. Wipe it off before you start showering.

Plus, toothpaste can remove crayon stains from walls, polish silver metal, and even clean irons. Apply a layer of toothpaste to the bottom of the iron and wipe it clean with a towel.

5. Old newspaper

Eliminate odors by using newspaper quite effectively. Surprisingly, your morning newspaper can work wonders as a deodorant from your drawers, closet, shoes, and even refrigerator. Simply stuff a crumpled amount of newspaper into each shoe. The carbon used in printing does an excellent job at absorbing odors and the paper itself is also great for removing excess moisture.

Old newspaper can also be used as liners for the fruit and vegetable drawers of your fridge. Place newspapers at the bottom of the veggie drawer, it will suck up dirt from rotting produce, keeping the drawer and the whole fridge odor-free.

6. Banknotes

In addition to its many primary uses, foil can be a great tool for polishing silverware. All you need is a plastic container, hot water, some salt, and a piece of foil. Place a piece of foil in the bottom of a plastic container, add about a teaspoon of salt, put silver in it and soak in hot water. A chemical reaction will make the silver instantly brighter and spotless.

In addition, foil can sharpen dull scissors. Start by tearing a piece of foil. Then fold the paper several times until it is at least six layers thick. Now, using scissors to cut the entire stroke, cut the foil package into 10 or 12 strips. Finally, test the sharpness of the scissors by cutting some paper.

According to Social Justice