Bizarre Home Remedies That Actually Work

Treat Calluses With Licorice

Photo Credit: Calluses are not something you need to live with @especially if you have licorice on hand. Licorice contains a plant-based estrogen that has been shown to soften calluses and corns. Rub the licorice directly onto calluses and then exfoliate feet with a pumice stone to sand it away. Alternatively, create

Calluses are not something you need to live with, especially if you have licorice on hand. Licorice contains a plant-based estrogen that has been shown to soften calluses and corns. Rub the licorice directly onto calluses and then exfoliate feet with a pumice stone to sand it away. Alternatively, create a scrub by grinding up a few licorice sticks with a teaspoon of petroleum jelly and rub all over calluses and corns.

Remove Splinters With Baking Soda

Photo Credit: Baking soda is full of uses beyond the kitchen @including helping to get splinters out. Make a paste out of baking soda and water by mixing together. Alternatively, mix flour, water and a pinch of salt if out of baking soda. Once the mixture is ready, apply the paste to the splinter. Wait until the spl

Baking soda is full of uses beyond the kitchen, including helping to get splinters out. Make a paste out of baking soda and water by mixing together. Alternatively, mix flour, water and a pinch of salt if out of baking soda. Once the mixture is ready, apply the paste to the splinter. Wait until the splinter emerges, or cover it with a band-aid and let the splinter come off with the paste after several hours. Baking soda is also a natural antibacterial and antiseptic which will help deter skin from getting infected.

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