You would be surprised to know about the various uses of apple cider vinegar apart from using it for cooking purposes. Rubina Ratnakar highlights the uses of apple cider vinegar in this blog.
Apple cider vinegar is known for its anti-bacterial properties. It is used as an important ingredient in making deodorants and body mists.
Toners are a vital part of the skincare routine. If you want to use something free from chemicals using a toner made from Apple Cider vinegar is a good idea.
Apple cider is used in treating hair problems like dandruff and hair fall. Massage the vinegar in your scalp and leave it for 20-25 minutes and then rinse away.
It can also be used to treat pimples and acne. Make sure you use it in diluted form since the concentrated form can cause skin burns.
Being acidic in nature, it can regulate the pH of your skin. It can help you in regulating sebum production. Apple Cider vinegar is a great exfoliator and can help unclog the blocked pores of your skin.
Due to the pressure of malic acid, apple cider vinegar works well eliminating blackheads from your skin.
There are many pigments present in our skin. The melanin present in the skin is responsible for the pigmentations. Under some conditions, melanin exceeds the required limit and the skin experiences a condition called hyperpigmentation. Malic acid can decrease the production of melanin and hence bring back your skin to normal. Sunburns are a common problem we all face in the summers. Application of apple cider vinegar on the sunburn can soothe your skin.
Apple cider vinegar has a number of side effects as well. It is strictly advised to used apple cider in the dilute form as the concentrated form can worsen skin problems.
Contacting a dermatologist before using apple cider can help you choose your skincare better.
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