Nivea’s blue can is one of the best-selling creams in the world and is designed for more than just moisturizing.

The newspaper reports that the blue jar of Nivea cream has other uses besides moisturizing the skin. El Espanol. Here are some examples of how one of the world’s best-selling creams for more than a century, the recipe of which only the manufacturers know, can work as a home remedy.

Treatment of stretch marks
Removes stretch marks and helps improve skin elasticity on the abdomen, chest and thighs.

Anti-wrinkle effect
Restores smoothness to the skin, mainly mixed with coffee and used as a mask.

Soothes the skin
Relieves the feeling of irritation after shaving.

Treatment for dark circles
Circular massage improves blood circulation, reduces puffiness and dark circles, combating signs of fatigue.

Care for elbows, knees and hands
Improves the appearance of dry areas of the body due to cold or heat.

Thigh irritation
Treats minor irritations and stretch marks.

Treatment of dry lips
A thin layer applied at night regenerates and moisturizes the skin.

Dry heels
Moisturizes dry heels in summer.

Body Scrub
Two spoons of sugar and two Nivea creams with a little olive oil is a recipe for a homemade exfoliator.

Hair Mask
Helps restore health, shine and hydration to hair.

Makeup remover
The oil base removes and dissolves all makeup (including eyes, as a second cleanse).

Tattoo treatment
The formula, enriched with dexpanthenol and urea, is specially created for the regeneration of very dry skin.

Widen your shoes
Simply apply a small amount of product to the part of the shoe that needs expansion, stuff it with paper, and place it near a heat source.

Cleaning leather accessories
Returns shine and elasticity to leather bags and accessories.