We all know the virtues of baking soda for cleaning.
But we often forget that it has many other uses, especially for us women!
I show you here all the uses of bicarbonate for the fairer sex.
Whether it's for beauty, natural care or good old grandmother's remedies...
...this white powder is truly miraculous.
And the best part is that it is 100% natural and costs next to nothing.
Here are 9 uses of baking soda every woman should know . Watch:
What woman has never felt the discomfort of a urinary tract infection?
And when it happens to us, we look for natural tips to treat and soothe the pain.
Did you know that baking soda could help you?
Just dilute 1 teaspoon in a glass of water and drink this mixture once a day.
It reduces the acidity of the urine and therefore the pain that goes with it .
Say goodbye to cystitis with this grandmother's remedy!
What could be better than a nice relaxing bath after a hard day?
For that, you don't even need an ultra expensive and ultra chemical bubble bath.
No ! Because a few spoonfuls of baking soda are enough.
Mix them into your bath as it flows.
Then dive into the water and enjoy.
In addition, it relieves itching due to eczema and it softens the skin.
Have you ever looked at the composition of a commercial deodorant?
If you don't want syncope, I advise you to avoid reading this kind of label.
But suddenly, we no longer know what to put under the armpits to avoid odors.
Well, just a little baking soda powder is enough.
I tell you everything here.
If your nail cuticles are very dry due to different polishes, gels and nail polish removers...
...it's time to give them some sweetness.
Mix a little baking soda and water to form a paste.
Then, use this paste to massage the nails and cuticles.
It removes dead skin and softens the skin ...
All you have to do is moisturize it with a good cream.
For those with oily skin or a tendency to acne, a regular peeling is welcome.
And for that, no need for expensive or dubious products.
Simply mix a little water and baking soda and gently rub your face with it.
Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and moisturize.
It is an exfoliating treatment that removes dead skin to restore a luminous face without excess sebum.
You can add coconut oil as shown here to make it smoother.
Here is a trick revealed by my beautician .
She mixes 1 teaspoon of bicarbonate in 250 ml of distilled water.
Then, she passes this solution on the face before exposing it to steam to bring out the blackheads.
This can easily be reproduced at home.
Mix the water and baking soda and spray your face with this solution.
Then stand over a bowl of steaming boiling water to enjoy the steam for at least 8-10 minutes.
Once the pores of the skin are open, remove the blackheads by pressing the skin with two clean cotton balls.
Stretch marks are often found on the thighs or stomach after rapid weight gain...such as during pregnancy.
To prevent the skin from being permanently marked by stretch marks, use a baking soda paste.
Mix the white powder with a little water.
Then, massage the affected areas with small circular movements.
Rinse with cold water to revive blood circulation.
With age, we can see brown spots appear on our hands.
Not very glamorous, all that!
To lessen them, mix a little baking soda in water and brush it on your hands.
Leave on for at least 15 minutes before rinsing off with lukewarm water and moisturizing.
Repeat the operation 2 or 3 times a week for at least 1 month before seeing visible results.
You can even add toothpaste to make it more effective.
Bicarbonate is a good way to restore shine to jewelry quickly.
Especially if they are oxidized.
And it works for gold or silver jewelry.
Put a little baking soda on a damp cloth and gently rub the jewel to remove traces of oxidation.
Rinse thoroughly.
Due to its salinity, bicarbonate may not be recommended for pregnant women, especially in the event of blood circulation problems.
It can also promote water retention.
However, it has undeniable benefits such as alleviating common heartburn during pregnancy.
