The magical effects of fruit vinegar

Apple cider vinegar is loved by many people nowadays, not only because it tastes good and has magical beauty functions, but also because it has wonderful household uses that you must know! Here are some clever ways to use apple cider vinegar to make you beautiful inside and out.

Smooth skin

Pour 230 grams of apple cider vinegar into a bathtub filled with warm water and soak in it for 15 minutes. Since the pH value of apple cider vinegar is similar to the protective acid pH of our human skin, taking a bath with apple cider vinegar can help restore the acid-base balance of the skin.

Firming water

Mix one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar with two cups of water, soak a cotton ball in it, and rub it on your clean, dry face to help tighten your skin. Be careful not to rinse it off, the vinegar smell will disappear quickly. Apple cider vinegar's natural alpha hydroxy acids and acetic acid stimulate circulation and shrink pores.

Treating bruises

Soak a cotton ball in diluted apple cider vinegar and place it on the bruise, then secure it with a bandage and leave it on for an hour. If the bruise is particularly severe, apply arnica gel afterwards. The anti-inflammatory properties of apple cider vinegar can calm scrapes and bruises, while its acetic acid can speed up blood circulation and the wound healing process.

Soothes sunburned skin

Mix half a cup of apple cider vinegar with four cups of water, soak a washcloth in it, and apply it to your sunburned skin. Apple cider vinegar helps balance the skin's pH levels, promoting healing and preventing blistering.

Treating Insect Bites

Dilute the apple cider vinegar, soak a cotton ball in it, and pat it onto the bug bite. The acid in apple cider vinegar relieves itchy skin, its anti-inflammatory properties reduce swelling, and its acid-balancing properties help speed healing.

Shiny hair

Mix two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with one cup of water and pour the mixture through your hair after washing it, then apply conditioner and rinse thoroughly. The acetic acid in apple cider vinegar can remove the accumulated hair product residue from your hair, restoring your hair to its shiny and glossy state.

Soothes skin redness caused by hair removal

Dilute apple cider vinegar, soak a cotton ball in it, and apply it to the red areas of your skin. If skin irritation is severe, apply a thin layer of honey on it first, wait for 5 minutes, then rinse it off and apply apple cider vinegar with a cotton ball after it dries. The anti-inflammatory properties of apple cider vinegar can soothe inflamed skin, while the acetic acid softens the skin, making it easier for ingrown hairs to grow out.

Eliminate foot odor

Mix one cup of apple cider vinegar with four cups of warm water and soak your feet for 15 minutes, then rinse and dry your feet. The antiseptic and antifungal properties of apple cider vinegar inhibit bacterial growth, disinfecting and deodorizing your feet.

Treating Dandruff

Mix equal parts apple cider vinegar and water and apply to your hair before shampooing. You can also add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar to your regular shampoo and use it for washing and massaging. Apple cider vinegar has natural antifungal properties that can fight dandruff. Additionally, its acidic pH balance restores the scalp's protective acid layer, further combating fungal growth.

Teeth cleaning

Dip a cotton swab in all-purpose vinegar and wipe your teeth with it every morning and evening to reduce stains on your tooth enamel. The acidic residue left behind is then rinsed off with water.

Postscript: Many people keep apple cider vinegar at home to make salad dressings or marinades, but they don’t know that it actually has other uses. From household cleaners to beauty products, its uses are beyond imagination. If you love beauty and life, you might as well give it a try.