The weather is getting colder and more beautiful.

Hands are a woman's second face, and how a woman is doing depends on her hands. When the weather is cold, some women's hands wrinkle. The beautician teaches you a little trick to make you white and tender.

As soon as the weather is cold, the air begins to dry. Some women who don't pay attention to hand care are prone to rough peeling of their hands due to lack of water, and even enter winter. Because the weather is too cold, they are swollen and chapped, and they can't bear to look at it. Obviously, your face is well maintained, but your hands reveal your true situation at once.

The beautician teaches you a little trick, a very simple and inexpensive hand care method. I believe everyone has white vinegar at home, so buy some glycerin and mix white vinegar and glycerin in the ratio of 10: 1. Remember to mix well. Then apply it to your hands, cover it with disposable gloves or other plastic films, and seal it.

After about ten minutes, take off the outer membrane and wash your hands quickly. You will feel your hands are white and tender. You can use it once a week. After a while, you will find that your hands are more moist. After entering the winter, the phenomenon of chapped swelling can be alleviated, and some of them are not serious, and chapped swelling will not occur.