Five uses of avocado you should try at home

Avocado is one of the most delicious complements to add to your food. They are used in various ways including filling sandwiches, making guacamole, smoothies, salads and in some cases making ice cream.

The list of avocado uses is endless not to mention the health benefits.

We can all agree that avocado is one the greatest fruits ever, but did you know avocado can be used in so many other ways other than in food?

Here are some of the things you can do with your avocado other than eating it:

Did you know that you can actually make your own face mask at home without spending any extra money?

By mixing readily available products like lemons, egg whites and yes the key ingredient avocado, you can have the perfect facemask.

The avocado complement contains nutrients like Vitamin E and fats that help in nourishing your skin while at the same time soothing wrinkled and dry skin.

You can use avocado to take off your make up after a long day of work. The best part about using avocado as a makeup remover is that it will cause little damage to your skin because of its natural state. Furthermore, it will moisturize your skin in the process.

As mentioned earlier, avocados contain vitamin E that helps in moisturizing and revitalizing your skin. Add avocados to your beauty routine already.

Another practical use for avocados is making shampoo for your hair. Avocado is useful is repairing damaged hair and gaining back its volume. This explains why most hair products are made from avocado extracts.

Grate your avocado pit and boil it. Strain it and add to your shampoo and you have yourself a perfect moisturizer. The moisturizer will help soothe your scalp and promote healthy and strong hair growth.

If your skin gets itchy or irritated after shaving, then maybe you should shift to more natural products like avocado.

Heat your shea butter and coconut oil and move the mixture into a bowl, add some olive oil and refrigerate until it becomes solid.

Once done, whip it up and add your mashed avocado, ensure it is smooth. When ready, apply it to your legs or arms for shaving.

The avocado in the mixture helps to prevent razor burns. This will leave your skin smooth and soft.

Last but not least, avocados can be used during pedicures as a foot scrub. Avocado will help smoothen dry and callused feet.

Let your avocado pit dry for a few days and then grind it leaving it with rough particles. Take your grinded avocado and mix it with some freshly mashed avocadoes. The grinded pit will give it a rough consistency.

Then add some vinegar and salt that will act as an exfoliator. Ensure you soak your legs in warm water before rubbing the avocado mixture to your feet. This method is cheaper and convenient for you while in the house.