What are some great little things worth buying in Thailand?

When traveling to Thailand, it is inevitable to buy some small things to take home, so what are the special and affordable small things worth buying?

① Aloe vera gel blackhead nose patch

It only costs a dozen baht, and it only costs a few dollars to convert it into RMB. Although it is cheap, it is super easy to use. It is packed in an ordinary small bag with a small bottle and a pile of paper inside. The bottle contains something like white latex. When you use it, apply it to your nose and pull it hard, and all the blackheads will be taken out. It's a little disgusting, but it's especially useful.

② Royal Foot Sticker

It's a bit like a warm baby in China, but the warm baby in our country is torn off and directly attached to the feet. In Thailand, there is also a kind of small bag for keeping warm babies, which is placed directly under the feet and has no stickiness, thus avoiding the embarrassment that sometimes a sticky side is left on the socks when they are torn.

③ Small pineapple

Small pineapples as big as apples are sold in bags in Thailand, and each bag is 20 yuan. There are about six or seven pineapples in it. They are very small. Take a few bites in your hand and it will be gone, but it is sweeter and softer than our pineapple and has no astringency. However, the only pity is that it can only be eaten locally. Fruit can't get on the plane, so you can't taste such delicious pineapple when you return home.

④ Cao Qing ointment.

Due to objective factors such as hot climate, there are many insects and snakes in Thailand, so Cao Qing ointment became an instant hit there, especially Sleeping Buddha brand ointment. Almost everyone who travels there will buy one or two bottles to take home, which is really useful. Although the taste is not very good, it smells a little pungent, but it is very comfortable to apply to the body. The most important thing is that mosquitoes really dare not provoke you.

⑤ Small strawberry color-changing lipstick

As good as Dior's more than 300 color-changing lipsticks. It was a white paste when it was unscrewed, but it turned pink when it touched the mouth. It's amazing and terrible, and the price is terrible. Eighty baht, converted into RMB, only needs a dozen dollars. You can't even buy a slightly better lipstick brand in China, but small strawberries are the products of mistine, the largest brand in Thailand. Afraid of quality problems?