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Colorfast test first. For delicates, consider a gentle oxygen-based stain remover instead.
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6) Soften and Remove Calluses
By helping loosen thick, dead skin, an aspirin-lemon combo can make callus care easier—but keep it brief and targeted.
How to try it
Crush 6–7 aspirin and mix with 1 teaspoon lemon juice plus ½ teaspoon water to a paste.
Apply to callused soles only; avoid normal skin.
Cover with a warm, damp towel and wrap lightly in plastic for 10 minutes.
Remove wrap and gently buff with a pumice stone; moisturize afterward.
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Do not use if you have diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation, ulcers, or breaks in skin—see a podiatrist for safe care.
Repeat no more than once weekly.
7) DIY Facial Exfoliating Mask (Very Gentle)
Aspirin can mimic a very light BHA-style exfoliation, but faces are sensitive—less is more.
How to try it
Crush 3–5 aspirin and mix with 2 tablespoons plain yogurt (or honey) to buffer.
Apply a thin layer to clean skin, avoiding eyes and lips.
Leave 5–10 minutes (not 20 for first tries), then rinse with lukewarm water and moisturize.
Use once weekly at most.
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Skip if you’re already using exfoliating acids/retinoids, or if your skin is reactive.
Stop if you experience burning or persistent redness.
Clear Soap Scum in the BathroomMild acidity helps loosen mineral film on tiles and glass.How to try it
Crush 4–5 aspirin and mix with a small amount of liquid dish detergent and water to make a thin gel.
Apply to soap scum, wait 15–30 minutes, then wipe and rinse well.
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Wear gloves and keep the area ventilated. Don’t mix with bleach or other cleaners.
9) Add Shine Back to Dull Hair (Rinse Only)
A diluted aspirin rinse may help lift residue that dulls hair. Keep it off the scalp if you’re sensitive.
How to try it
Dissolve 5–8 crushed aspirin in 1 cup (240 ml) warm water.
After shampooing, pour through hair; wait 3–5 minutes; rinse thoroughly; condition ends.
Try once every 1–2 weeks.
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