Teach you how to use toothpaste when traveling outdoors

When traveling, toothpaste is a must-have item, because in addition to cleaning teeth, it also has some uses in daily life and can relieve the inconvenience of travel. Don’t underestimate toothpaste, it brings a lot of convenience to your journey. If you don’t believe it, take a look:

1. If you have a headache or dizziness during travel, you can apply toothpaste on your temples, because toothpaste contains menthol and clove oil, which can relieve pain.

2. When you are stung by a bee, you can apply toothpaste on the sting to eliminate redness and swelling. This is because bee venom is acidic and toothpaste is weakly alkaline. The neutralization of the acid and alkali will detoxify.

3. When the skin is broken due to external trauma, you can apply toothpaste on the wound to reduce inflammation and stop bleeding, and then bandage it. As a temporary first aid medicine, medicated toothpaste is very effective.

4. When you are bitten by mosquitoes or insects and the itching is unbearable, just apply toothpaste on the bite to relieve the itching.

5. If your hands and feet are frozen during travel, and become red, swollen, itchy and painful, as long as the frozen parts are not broken, you can rub the red and swollen areas with a cloth dipped in toothpaste. Because toothpaste contains ginger oil and peppermint oil, it can help promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis.

6. What should you do if your hands or feet are burned while traveling? A little toothpaste can help you. Apply toothpaste evenly on the burn area, which has a very good anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect and can help the burn area recover quickly.