5 Unique Uses For Lip Balm
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If there’s one thing people are, on average, it’s resourceful. Our species excels when it comes to multipurposing items in our time of need. Things like using a banana peel to shine shoes, or applying toothpaste on a car head light to clean off gunk.
Maybe you think there’s a single use for lip balm. But there are some pioneers out there that have found a few new uses. Read on for 5 unique ways for your lip balm to help you.
- If you’ve got a cold and need to keep blowing your nose, eventually you’ll have dry and patchy skin around your nostrils. A little lip balm applied to the area works wonders.
- Lip balm is also a champ when it comes to dealing with cuts caused by shaving. It’ll remove the pain and stop bleeding in seconds, and you won’t look like a refugee from a horror movie.
- Want to prevent blisters if you’re wearing shoes, but you’re not wearing socks or hose? Simply put a little lip balm on the backs of your heels to reduce friction.
- If you’re a frequent flier for work or pleasure, you know recirculated air on airplanes can dry you out, particularly the insides of your nostrils. Put some lip balm on a tissue or cotton swab, then gently apply it to the problem area for fast relief.
- Lip balm is also great for rehydrating the cuticles of your nails.