So you save beauty mishaps at the last minute

1. Oh no, the self-tanner is streaky on the skin

Although it is unpleasant, but can happen: The self-tanner has left nasty streaks on the skin - what to do? First of all, you should exfoliate the area with a coarse-grained scrub. Even applying an alcoholic toner with a cotton pad on the site can mitigate the spots. Lemon juice brightens in addition. There is now a so-called "bronze buffer". The sponge should only with water - without chemicals - gently remove the color of the skin. We tested it here for you.

2. Ups - eyebrows are plucked

Sometimes it's faster than you think. Then you pluck a few hairs and suddenly a small gap in the eyebrow gapes. But do not panic, because with holes helps an eyebrow pencil. It can be used very specifically and fill in the gaps. Then apply powder eyeshadow with a brow brush. Finally, fix the make-up with a nourishing gel.

3. Help, I have a yellow cast in my hair

Those who complain of a common yellowish tinge after hair dyeing can resort to a special product that lays ashier pigments over the hair structure. This is how silver shampoos (actually intended for gray hair) work, which gently soften the color. In the process, tiny, purple pigments settle on the hair and optically equalize the yellow. Use two or three times a week. Also, three aspirin tablets dissolved in 300 ml of water, poured over the hair and acted for one hour, to weaken the green tint. Here are more tips for the perfect blonde.

4. Crap, my eyelashes are stuck together and ugly fly legs have formed

Although flyflies are a trend at the moment and there are even mascaras that give off a lot of color - but who does not want to do it, should proceed as follows: It is best to pick up excess color with a tissue and then shower the eyelashes. Do not strip the ink on the container - the remains will clump on the edge and land on the eyelashes the next time. If too much color has landed on the hair, the following tip helps: Using an old mascara brush, which has been previously cleaned with soap, brush out the excess paint before everything has dried.

5. Shit, my nails are yellowed

The most common reason for a yellowish or gray veil is dark nail polish. Important therefore: Apply a coat of basecoat before each color coat. But even with special undercoats it can sometimes lead to yellowish discoloration. The easiest way to get rid of discolored fingernails is home remedies. Especially effective among natural brighteners is lemon juice. To do this, pick up a fresh lemon, cut it and rub one half over the nails. Then clean your hands. Alternatively, you can mix the juice of half a lemon with half a liter of warm water and bathe his hands in it for a few minutes. After treatment, hands and nails should be liberally moisturized.