TIP: Apple cider is now loved by many, not only for its delicious, amazing beauty properties, but also for your home charms! Here’s how to use cider smartly to make you beautiful inside and out. Let us take you through the inventory!
Smooth skin Pour 230g of cider into a bath filled with warm water and soak for 15 minutes. As the pH of cider is similar to the pH of the body’s skin-protecting acids, soaking in a bath with cider will help restore the skin’s pH balance.
Firming Lotion Mix a tablespoon of cider with two cups of water, soak in a cotton ball and rub over a clean, dry face to help firm the skin. Be careful not to wash it off, as the smell of the wine will disappear quickly. The properties of apple cider – alpha hydroxy acids and acetic acid stimulate blood circulation and reduce pore size.
To treat a bruise dilute the cider, soak it in a cotton ball, place it on the bruise and hold it in place with a bandage for one hour. If the bruise is particularly severe, you will need to apply Arnica gel afterwards. The anti-inflammatory properties of apple cider will soothe scratches and bruises, and its alcoholic acid will speed up circulation and the healing process.
Soothe Sunburn Mix half a cup of apple cider with four cups of water, soak a washcloth in it, and apply it to sunburned skin. The cider helps balance the skin’s pH level, promoting healing and preventing blistering.
For insect bites Dilute the cider, soak it in a cotton ball and then pat it on the insect bite. The acids in the cider will relieve itching, its anti-inflammatory properties will relieve swelling and its acid balancing properties will help speed healing.
For shiny hair Mix two tablespoons of apple cider with a cup of water. After shampooing, pour the mixture over your hair, apply conditioner and rinse thoroughly. The wine acids in the cider will remove any beauty product residue and restore shine to the hair.
Relieve redness caused by hair removal Dilute the cider, soak it in a cotton ball and apply to red skin. If skin irritation is severe, apply a thin layer of honey in advance, wait 5 minutes, then rinse, dry and apply cider to the cotton ball. The anti-inflammatory properties of apple cider will soothe inflamed skin, while the wine acids will soften the skin and make it easier for ingrown hair to grow.
Remove smelly feet Mix one cup of cider with four cups of warm water and soak your feet for 15 minutes, then rinse and dry. The antibacterial and antifungal properties of apple cider inhibit bacterial growth, disinfect feet and eliminate odors.
For Dandruff Mix equal parts cider and water and apply to the hair before shampooing. You can also pour a teaspoon of cider into your regular shampoo to wash and massage your hair. Apple cider has natural anti-fungal properties and can prevent dandruff. In addition, its pH balance restores the scalp’s protective acidic layer, which further fights fungal growth.
Tooth Cleaning Soak a cotton swab in the all-purpose wine and wipe your teeth with it every morning and evening to reduce stains on the enamel. Then wash the acid residue with water.
Weight loss Apparently, a glass of water and two teaspoons of apple cider a day can help you lose weight: the cider’s alcoholic acid breaks down your body fat and reduces triglycerides in your blood.
Relieve insomnia Many people have shown that a glass of hot water, a tablespoon of cider and a little honey (to taste) can help improve the quality of sleep at night. Although there is no scientific basis for this recipe, it doesn’t stop it from being a delicious drink.
Detoxification Cider contains a high concentration of potassium, which has a detoxifying effect on the body. Eating cider three times a day can significantly reduce sinus infections, allergies, sore throats and even candida symptoms.
Toilet bowl cleaner Pour a full cup of cider into the toilet bowl, leave it for half an hour, brush it out, and then rinse it off with water. This not only cleans and disinfects the toilet, but also gives off the scent of apples in the bathroom for a few days. You can also use undiluted apple cider to disinfect the table and any surfaces that will leave an apple scent. Dissolve a teaspoon of cider in a spray bottle to make an empty freshener. Remove airborne odors, or spray a small amount on the couch to remove pet odors.
Editor’s note: Many people keep cider in their homes to make salad dressings or marinades, but they don’t realize that there are other ways to use it. From household cleaners to beauty products, there are more uses than you can imagine. If you love beauty and life, you might want to give it a try.
