Remove the walnut stains from your hands
Harvesting walnuts is particularly difficult due to the fact that annoying stains are often left on the skin. If you want to remove the walnut stains, you should use some tools to assist you.
What you need:
- peeling
- olive oil
- sugar
- Hand cream
- Lemon juice
- Washing paste
- Hand soap
Remove juice stains
- If you go looking for walnuts regularly, it is very possible that a liquid leaks from the shell of the walnut. This leaking juice causes ugly, brown spots as soon as it comes into contact with human skin.
- This juice is absorbed into the skin after a few seconds and is therefore difficult to remove.
- The spots disappear on their own after a few days, or when a new layer of skin has formed.
- However, to speed up the disappearance of the stains, you can use a hand scrub after searching. In case you don't have one in house, you can easily make this yourself. To do this, first put some sugar and then some olive oil in a small bowl and then use it to exfoliate your hands. You can then rinse your hands with lukewarm water and apply a hand cream.
- It is also possible to counteract the stains with lemon juice. However, this attacks the skin very strongly and can lead to a slight burning sensation. If you use it in spite of this, you should also apply cream to your hands afterwards to avoid dehydration.
Treating nut stains on your hands - you have these options
Not only children, but also adults, quickly succumb to collecting fresh walnuts ...
Remove walnut oil from the skin
- If walnut oil got on your skin while searching for walnuts, stain removal is absolutely no problem.
- Simply wash your hands with washing paste or hand soap and then rinse the oily film off the skin with warm water.
- It is recommended to wear gloves when searching for walnuts so as not to come into contact with the juice, the shell or the walnut oil.
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