9 surprising alternative uses of Nivea cream that can be very useful (Page 2 ) | July 31, 2024

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Chapped and cracked lips are a common wintertime complaint. Chapped lips may appear anywhere on the lips, even at the corners. Applying Nivea cream straight to the lips for ten to fifteen minutes and then wiping it off with a towel can help keep them moisturized. Use for three or four days.

Applying Nivea lotion to your lips and cheeks is another option. For a more effortless application, try mixing it with blush. Lipstick may be made creamy by combining it with half a teaspoon of Nivea cream. But if you want a more creamy blush, just combine a little cream with traditional blush.

Another great option for removing makeup is Nivea cream. The makeup is more readily removed since the cream’s consistency helps to “melt” it. To remove makeup, dab a little cream onto a makeup removal wipe and rub it into your face. A cotton ball will do the rest.

You may use this wonderful cream as a foundation as well. It helps smooth the skin’s surface, hides blackheads, and makes makeup application a breeze.

You may swap out your regular eye cream with Nivea. Apply a mixture of Nivea cream and almond oil or the contents of a vitamin E tablet right under the eyes.

Using Nivea cream instead of shaving foam is another great usage for the product. Before shaving, mix some baby oil with Nivea cream and apply it to the desired regions. Cuts are avoided and skin is loosened with this technique.

Injuries to the cuticles may lead to dry, painful skin surrounding the nails. To protect your cuticles from drying out and discomfort while you sleep, use some Nivea lotion on them just before bed.

You may use Nivea cream on your hair even though it’s meant for your skin. A little quantity of hair cream may be applied to the scalp to manage the growth of “baby hair,” or the tiny hairs that appear on the forehead.

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