What Are The Best DIY Skin And Hair Care For Girls?- Part 1 

Monster Zit

Problem: 

You have got an erupting volcano on your nose and the big dance is hours away. 

Solution: 

Don’t try popping. Making it more glaring is picking at a pimple. The solution here is to wash with a gentle cleanser and the use of benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid cream. That which won’t block your pores and cause more eruptions, apply a light layer of the oil-free, noncomedogenic cover-up. 

Peeling Skin

Problem:

You got burned instead when you meant to get a tan. The result is skin that is red and peeling.

Solution:

Helping ease the pain and making your flaking skin less noticeable is a moisturiser containing aloe. As your body removes the damaged skin, peeling generally lasts a few days. Wear sunscreen with a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF of at least 30 when you go outside and be sure to reapply it every two hours while out in the sun for your skin’s health and to avoid burning in the first place. 

Hairy Arms

Problem: 

Looking like your mom’s fur rug is your arms!

Solution: 

Ask your mom or aunt whether you truly have too much arm hair in the first place. That which others consider quite normal; teens can obsess about body features. Try a depilatory that removes hair with chemicals if you still want to take action. About which kind is best for you to ask your doctor. To prevent irritation, use a moisturiser afterward. As it will grow stubbly, don’t shave arm hair. 

Freckle Face

Problem: 

Just like a little kid, the freckles dotting your nose makes you look so cute. Solution: 

Always wear sunscreen to prevent new and darker freckles. Try a concealer for a quick and easy fix. As you get older, freckles should fade. Reach for face creams with natural brighteners such as mulberry or vitamin C if they bother you. What is the best bet here? The answer is embracing your cuteness. 

Frizzy Hair

Problem: 

You look like you stuck your finger in an electric socket as the humidity rises.

Solution: 

You can tame the frizzies with a moisturising shampoo and conditioner if you don’t like the look. Smooth an anti-frizz serum or cream on wet hair before you style. As boar’s head brushes work well, use a brush with natural oils in the bristles. Massage a few drops of vitamin E into your scalp once a week for extra smoothness and shine. 

Splotchy Skin

Problem: 

The splotchy face is nowhere near photo-ready as its picture day and you are red. 

Solution: 

With a non-comedogenic concealer, you can smooth an uneven skin tone. Try a tinted moisturiser for a lighter touch. See a dermatologist if you have a rash that doesn’t go away. You may have eczema or thereby allergic reaction to your detergent, shampoo, or moisturiser. To clear it up, you may need a medicated cream. 

Cracked Lips

Problem: 

Chapped lips are a problem at any time of the day. What should you do? 

Solution: 

Stop licking your lips. It will dry them out even more instead of adding moisture. To keep your whole body hydrated, drink eight glasses of water a day. With a layer of fragrance-free lip balm containing sunscreen and moisture-rich ingredients like beeswax, lanolin, or petrolatum, protect your chapped lips. Since it’s a good way to spread cold sore viruses and more, don’t share lip balm. 

Cold Sore

Problem: 

When your friend then leans in asking what is that thing on your lip, you are surely horrified. 

Solution: 

Caused by the herpes simplex virus 1, that red, blistery bump on your lip is a cold sore. In about a week it should go away on its own. Try a cool compress or put ice on it to ease the pain and burning. To keep the area soft and prevent cracking use a lip balm. As cold sores are contagious, avoid close contact. In ointment or pill form, you can get prescription anti-viral medication 

Unibrow

Problem: 

In the middle of your face, you feel like there’s a big furry caterpillar stuck. 

Solution: 

An easy, precise way to get rid of overgrown eyebrows is plucking. With rubbing alcohol, clean the area first. To grab hairs without pinching your skin use sharp, slanted tweezers. It is good to follow that natural line of your brow. To get rid of any ingrown brow hairs, exfoliate. 

Oily Skin

Problem: 

It looks like you coated it in baby oil when your skin is so shiny. 

Solution: 

As it will only lead to more oil production and breakouts, don’t scrub your skin. Exfoliate twice a week and wash with a gentle cleanser every day. Using an oil-free moisturiser and water-based makeup labelled non-comedogenic, meaning that it won’t clog the pores to control greasiness. To rid your skin of excess oil, you can use blotting papers.