How to remove nail stains from Impatiens?

In daily life, Impatiens is a familiar plant to many people. It has certain medicinal value. In addition, it can be used to dye nails or hair to make the nails more beautiful. However, the color of Impatiens on nails is generally difficult to remove. Generally, nails stained with Impatiens can be removed by using nail polish remover or wiping with alcohol.

How to remove nail polish dyed with Impatiens?

Wash your hands frequently and try nail polish remover.

You can use alcohol, or the thinner used for paint. The specific method is to use a small piece of cloth or other cotton yarn, dip the thinner on your hands, and then rinse with clean water.

Impatiens has a strong antifungal effect and its color is bright. Using it to dye nails can not only treat onychomycosis and paronychia, but it is also a purely natural dyeing method that does not harm the nails.

Impatiens, also known as henna, henna, and small peach red. Because its flower head, wings, tail and feet are all shaped like a phoenix, it is also called Golden Phoenix Flower.

The seeds of Impatiens balsamina are also known as Impatiens balsamina, and the stems are also known as Impatiens balsamina. Both can be used as medicine and have the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, promoting diuresis and detoxifying, and promoting menstruation and penetrating bones. Fresh grass can be mashed and applied externally to treat sores, boils, swelling and pain, and insect bites. The seeds are an antidote and have the effects of regulating menstruation, inducing labor, removing phlegm, and eliminating lumps. Pregnant women should not take them. The whole plant can be mashed into juice and used externally to treat bruises and injuries. The petals can be crushed and added with garlic juice and other sticky substances to dye nails. After dyeing nails several times, onychomycosis can be cured.

Indications:

1. Seed (impatient): amenorrhea, dystocia, hard throat, and accumulation of lumps. Pregnant women should avoid taking this medicine.

2. Flowers: amenorrhea, traumatic injuries, blood stasis and swelling, rheumatoid arthritis, carbuncles, furuncles, snake bites, and tinea manuum. Pregnant women should avoid taking this medicine.

3. Whole plant: dispels wind, promotes blood circulation, relieves pain and reduces swelling. It is mainly used to treat swollen and painful joints, bruises, scrofula, carbuncles and furuncles.

4. Root: dispels wind and relieves pain, promotes blood circulation and reduces swelling. It is mainly used to treat rheumatic joint pain, trauma, and throat pain.

Impatiens is commonly known as henna. As the name suggests, the color in the eyes can be used to dye nails. I believe that most girls, like me, liked to use Impatiens to dye their nails when they were young.

Impatiens has edible value and can be used in cooking. The young leaves can be blanched and then eaten cold with oil and salt.