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**Things You Can Actually Do with the Baby Shampoo**
Baby shampoo is obviously great for babies. But this gentle parenting favorite has lots of uses in and out of the tub. From cleaning your eyelids to unzipping your pants, you'll find lots of jobs for this versatile shampoo.
**1 Wash Your Face**
If baby shampoo is gentle enough for your baby's scalp, then it stands to reason it would be gentle enough for your skin. Dermatologists often recommend that people with eczema use baby shampoo to wash their face every day.
**2 Treat minor eye inflammations**
Got red, itchy eyelids? You could have blepharitis, which is a common eye disorder often caused by bacteria, according to the National Eye Institute. Symptoms include itching, redness, burning, tearing, and crusting on the eyelids upon waking. Treatment involves keeping eyelids clean and free of crusts. Apply a warm compress to loosen the crust, then gently scrub your lids with a mixture of water and baby shampoo.
**3 Clean your leather jacket**
Your leather jacket doesn't want to be subjected to harsh cleaners any more than your leather furniture does. As with your leather furniture, simply dissolve a bit of baby shampoo in water, wipe it on the leather with a soft, damp cloth, and dry with a soft, dry cloth.
**4 Unstick a zipper**
Got a stuck zipper? Try putting a drop of baby shampoo on a cotton swab, then dab it on the zipper. As long as the zipper's not broken, the shampoo will help the zipper run smoothly and the shampoo will rinse out in the wash.
**5 Clean costume jewelry**
Diamonds are the hardest substance on earth, right? So it wasn't surprising to me when my jeweler recommended cleaning my engagement ring by boiling it in a mixture of baby shampoo and water. But did you know you can also use baby shampoo to clean costume jewelry, which is notoriously less durable than diamonds? Simply mix together one drop of baby shampoo and water, and apply with a Q-tip or a soft toothbrush, suggests jewelry manufacturer Stella and Dot. Then rinse with cool water and dry thoroughly.
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