My $10 Magic Skin Care Trick Cleaned My White Sneakers in 5 Minutes
A SKINCARE FAN shared how she repurposed a popular beauty product to breathe new life into her white sneakers in five minutes.
The $10 budget item has several other purposes and if you look at it from a girls math perspective, it will ultimately save her money.
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Self-proclaimed “beauty survival bestie” Ashley Nicole Quiroz (@uglyducklingskincare) likes to talk about everything related to skin care and also gives useful tips to make life easier.
Sometimes they go hand in hand.
In a Instagram Reelshe showed how she used a drugstore beauty product to brighten up her white Nike sneakers.
She explained in the short clip that it was actually just ‘girl math’ to pull off this fashion trick.
The product has more than thirty applications for various situations and occasions.
If you spend about $10 on it, you’re actually saving on other costs.
According to Quiroz, it’s also a “great double cleanser” and it freshens up your brushes.
Micellar cleansing water removes dirt, make-up and excess oil in just a few strokes.
Use it as a gentle cleanser in the morning or as a make-up remover in the evening.
You don’t need to rinse or rub your face to remove impurities.
“I love micellar water, honestly. Nothing cleanses as well as this,” said one viewer.
Micellar water is widely used as a skin cleanser, but who knew it can also remove dirt and grime from your shoes?
If you want to try this cleaning trick, Quiroz has shared the three-step plan with you.
First, take the micellar water and soak a reusable cotton pad in the liquid.
She indicated that she preferred the Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water for oily skin.
Then press it firmly on the area you want to clean so that the area is completely saturated with the solution.
Finally, start swiping and watch the dull color disappear and the vibrant hue come to life.
She explained in the caption that “double cleaning” her sneakers took her less than five minutes.
They went from dirty to ‘pretty shiny’.
One Instagram user said he/she was “trying this right now.”
“It also works as a ‘dry’ shampoo,” wrote another.
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