When lemons are in season, they are inexpensive, so it's a good idea to buy them often. Normally, you can cut one in half, squeeze out the juice, and mix it with cold water and some sugar to drink! But don't throw away the squeezed lemon peel just yet. Place it in the bathroom water. Whether you're washing your face or taking a bath, it will make your skin softer and fairer!
Lemon peels can darken the skin. Those who have squeezed lemons must know that your hands' fair skin turns dark afterwards. This is caused by the lemon peel. 2. Quick Elimination of Dark Circles = Looking Old
After waking up, wash your face, and use your hands to massage your eyes in a clockwise direction for about 5 minutes. This can promote blood circulation under the eyes, and the dark circles can instantly become rosy.
5 minutes. Over the long term, crow's feet around the eyes will significantly increase. 3. Simple Acne Treatment = Diarrhea and Poisoning
Bothered by acne? Go to a Chinese medicine shop to buy Cassia seeds. Soak them to drink after dinner every day, and the pimples will disappear the next day. It can also flatten your lower abdomen and reduce your weight!
Long-term consumption of Cassia seeds can lead to mild diarrhea or severe poisoning. 4. Chewing Gum to Remove Wrinkles = Puffy Face
Chewing gum can contract muscles, adjust plump skin, and gradually reduce the depth of sunken wrinkles, or even fill them in. For areas where wrinkles are about to form, muscle contraction will enhance elasticity, thus preventing wrinkle formation. Furthermore, for a double chin, it can reduce sagging flesh, turning the original double layer of fat into a single, heavy layer.
Chewing gum strengthens muscle tissue, turning a small face into a puffy one. 5. Quick Relief for Puffy Eyelids = Strong Irritation
Waking up in the morning and finding your eyelids puffy and unsightly, which eye makeup can't cover, you can wrap an ice cube in gauze and apply it to your eyelids to reduce the swelling. Also, using an astringent lotion on the skin will have the same effect.
Astringents all contain alcohol. Alcohol has strong permeability and will strongly irritate the eyes with long-term use.