How to make aspirin lotion

It can only be used to make **. In the case of lotion, it is not suitable. Because it is mainly medicinal, it is not suitable to say that it is not suitable if it is applied to the face without washing it off.

If it is simply made into water, use 4-5 aspirin tablets to grind, and then mix distilled water (it must be distilled water, not mineral water, mineral water has impurities such as mineral elements, and it will affect the medicinal properties of aspirin for a long time), shake it in a jar, and let it stand for about 15-20 minutes to apply it to the face. But it must be washed off within half an hour, because after a long time, it is easy to cause **allergies. With this method, pour it on the disposable ** paper, apply it to the face for 20 minutes, and then take it away, and the effect is also very good.

Aspirin is more suitable for use**Oh, the effect is also very good. 1. Yogurt aspirin**.

5 to 6 aspirin tablets are ground into powder (you can use a machine for grinding coffee beans), a moderate amount of yogurt, and an appropriate amount of honey are mixed well. Apply to face, avoiding the eye area, and wash off after 10 to 20 minutes. Apply moisturizer to the next level.

2. Aloe vera aspirin**.

5 to 6 aspirin tablets are ground into powder (you can use a machine that grinds coffee beans), an appropriate amount of aloe vera gel, and mix well. Apply to face, avoiding the eye area, and wash off after 10 to 20 minutes. Apply moisturizer to the next level.

Frequency of use: twice a week.

Note: If you are allergic to aspirin and salicylic acid, do not use both of these**.

If you're only allergic to cow's milk, hehe, the aloe vera kind can still be tried.

Well, if you are also allergic to aloe vera, it is better to mix it directly with water.

Ground with a coffee bean machine, don't forget to wash it :)

Aspirin effervescent tablets are placed in the lotion to melt, and the compressed paper is soaked in OK

Make 2% directly from Bamir (aspirin effervescent tablets) and use it on acne areas, preferably not all over the face.

In the 30s of the 20th century, Bayer's aspirin entered the Chinese market. Hoffmann, a chemist at Bayer Pharmaceuticals in Germany, developed an analogue of salicylic acid after structural transformation in 1895 on the basis of his predecessors' exploration and development, which is much smaller than other salicylic acid drugs. Hoffmann, together with his colleague Heinrich Drezier, conducted extensive trials of the drug.

In the process of naming the item, they thought that its relationship to meadowsweet should be reflected in the name of the drug – and so aspirin was born: A stands for acetyl, spir is the first four letters of spiraea, and in is the suffix that is unique to Bayer to the name of each drug. Aspirin with a capital A has become the greatest pride of Bayer AG in its more than 100-year history and the greatest contribution to the world.

It is best not to use it this way, the medicine cannot be used to wash the face.

Aspirin is crushed and applied to the face with water, which can maintain the skin condition and is not easy to age, and crushed and added to the water under the flowers can also keep the flowers beautiful and will not wither so easily.

It's fine to do it once a week, and it must be done at night. Because if you do it during the day and then go out, ** absorbs salicylic acid, and it is easier to turn black after being exposed to the sun.

Another way is to mix aspirin (you don't need effervescent tablets, just mash the tablets into a powder) and salad dressing, apply it to your face, wait 10 minutes, and then wash it off. This method can not only whiten but also remove acne.

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Is aspirin amoxicillin?

Aspirin (antipyretic analgesic powder, acaphenol powder. In the cultivation of flowers and trees, there are many wonderful uses, because aspirin can be broken down into salicylic acid in water (extracted from plants such as the bark of the willow tree. Salicylic acid has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effects, and acetic acid can inhibit the biological activity of glycolate oxidase and improve the photosynthesis of flowers and trees.