From Using Harpic For Teeth To Dettol On Face, Wildest Beauty Hacks Tried By Uorfi Javed
While these hacks may sound absurd, Uorfi’s experiences highlight a common trend where people turn to home remedies!
Uorfi Javed, known for her bold fashion statements, recently opened up about her equally bold (and questionable) beauty hacks. In a candid podcast interview, she shared how, in an attempt to save money on dermatology treatments, she tried some pretty wild DIY remedies, with shocking results.
What Beauty Hack Did Uorfi Javed Experiment With?
One of the most outrageous hacks involved applying Dettol directly to her face. Uorfi explained that she was battling a pimple and, believing in Dettol’s germ-killing properties, decided it would be the perfect solution. What she didn’t expect was to wake up with her entire face burning and her eyes swollen. Instead of clear skin, she was left with a painful reaction and marks that took nearly 20 days to fade. But that wasn’t the only extreme measure Uorfi took. In a desperate bid to whiten her teeth, she once brushed them with Harpic, the very toilet cleaner known for its harsh cleaning powers. Her reasoning? If it could scrub a toilet clean, surely it could brighten her teeth! Unsurprisingly, this backfired horribly, leading to severe tooth sensitivity rather than the pearly whites she had hoped for.
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While these hacks may sound absurd, Uorfi’s experiences highlight a common trend where people turn to home remedies or unconventional products to avoid costly professional treatments. Though DIY solutions can be effective in some cases, Uorfi’s experiments show the potential dangers of using products not meant for the skin or body.
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The lesson here? It’s important to do thorough research before attempting any beauty treatment, especially when it involves potent chemicals. Uorfi’s adventurous spirit may be admirable, but her story serves as a reminder that sometimes it’s better to leave certain things to the experts, especially when it comes to your health and safety.
Next time you’re tempted to save money by trying a risky hack, think twice and maybe stick to dermatologist-approved treatments!
First Published: September 24, 2024 4:47 PM
