In
contrast to the popular joke, baby oil is not made of babies, it is actually
a byproduct of the oil refining process. Baby oil is a fantastic
lubricant for massaging and nurturing the skin of the baby, but it has many
other uses that can benefit the adult, some of which may surprise you.
Learn about these 15 helpful uses for baby oil!
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1. Stopped ears
Drip a few drops of
warm baby oil into the stopped ear. Lay on your side or make sure the ear
is in horizontal position, and gently drip. Let it stay like this for a few minutes and then reverse your head and let it dribble out, cleaning the ear with a paper towel.
2. Cracked heels
To treat dry and
cracked heels, rub a little baby oil before bed time. Cover your legs with
socks
to keep the bed sheets and blankets from getting dirty.
3. Removing a stubborn ring
To remove a ring from
your finger that just won't budge, use baby oil as a lubricant. Smear a
generous amount on your finger and gently start turning the ring, until it
slides off.
4. Removing bandages and Band-Aids
If you have sensitive
skin, reduce the discomfort by smearing a coat of baby oil on the sticky
parts of the bandage. Start peeling the bandage gently, until it is removed.
5. Removing paint
If you've used paint
and got dirty, spill some baby oil and rub, then wash with soap and water
for full removal of the stain. |
Food is the cause of the vast majority of our health problems because we are eating more of the wrong stuff and not enough of the right one. Food is also the solution. Food can heal us in a way drugs cannot. They heal our body without dangerous side effects. They perform specific medicinal effects in our body. There are literally thousands of ways that foods exert their healing effects on our body, and on specific diseases.
Thursday, January 1, 2015
Helpful Uses Of Baby Oil Part 1
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