Will there be any side effects if I rub my eyebrows with ginger slices too often?

Some people are born with thin eyebrows and want to make their eyebrows thicker through some means. Some have heard that ginger can increase blood circulation in the hair follicles and promote eyebrow growth, but they are worried that ginger is too irritating and can easily cause damage to the skin. In fact, as long as you use ginger according to the correct steps and do not use it too frequently, the damage to the skin is relatively low. So besides these ways of using ginger, what other precautions are there?

First: Using ginger to rub eyebrows is indeed effective, but the effect is definitely not as obvious as hair growth, because the eyebrow follicles are relatively small, not as developed as the hair follicles of hair or even eyelashes, and are easily stimulated. Therefore, the direction of the eyebrows changes much more slowly.

Second: If you want faster and more obvious results when using ginger to wipe your eyebrows, you need to wipe it three times a day, morning, noon and evening. When wiping, be gentle and be careful not to rub the eyes. After all, ginger is quite irritating, so it's always better to be careful.

Third: After wiping, let the ginger water dry on its own. There is no need to apply lotion, etc. This will neutralize the efficacy of ginger and the effect will be less obvious.

Fourth: At the same time, be careful not to rub your eyes subconsciously, so as to prevent the ginger water from flowing into the eyes and irritating the cornea, causing eye problems.

Fifth: Ginger can cause allergies and is irritating. It is recommended that you drink plenty of water, ensure sleep, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.