The hume stone is a semi-transparent and whitish stone, made from the mineral potassium alum, which has several applications in health and beauty, being especially used as a natural antiperspirant.
However, this stone can also be used to treat thrush, decrease stretch marks and even accelerate the healing of small wounds. Thus, it can be purchased in the form of a small stone, salts, spray or powder, in natural products stores, free markets and some markets.
There is still potassium permanganate which is similar but can be used differently: here's how to use it.
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The hump stone can be used in several different ways, with the antiperspirant action being the best known. However, there are other popular applications that include:
1. Decrease perspiration
This is the main use of this type of stone, since the potassium alum contracts the pores of the skin, regulating the amount of sweat that is released during the day. It also leaves a thin, transparent layer on the skin that eliminates bacteria from the site, reducing the smell of sweat.
How to use: Wet the stone and pass on the spot or else buy the powder from the stone and apply on the spot. The stone can be used to decrease sweat in any part of the body, especially in the armpits, feet and back.
See other natural ways to reduce perspiration.
2. Minimize stretch marks
Crystals of hume stone, similar to coarse salt, can be used to exfoliate the skin during bathing. In this way, the red striae, are easily attenuated as long as a moisturizer is applied after the exfoliation. In the case of white streaks, the humpstone helps to reduce its relief.
How to use: during the bath, pass a little liquid soap in the place of the striae and then rub a handful of salts of stone hume to the skin, using circular movements. After bathing, apply a good moisturizer on exfoliated skin. This exfoliation should be done 2 to 3 times a week.
Learn about other natural methods for disguising stretch marks.
3. Heal thrush
The hume stone has excellent antibacterial and healing properties that help to eliminate the bacteria that are causing the canker sores, in addition to accelerate the cicatrization. Thus, the time of duration of the cold can be much reduced and, in some cases, it can disappear in just 24 hours.
How to use: Apply the powder or the stone spray hume directly on the cold. This technique can cause a very intense burning in the place, so you can also dilute 2 tablespoons (powder) of powder in a cup of water and then gargle or rinse.
Try other home remedies to cure thrush fast.
4. Remove pimples
Due to its antiseptic properties, the stone hume can effectively eliminate the bacteria from the skin, promoting a proper cleaning of the skin. In addition, as skin tone increases, it reduces the pores, making it difficult for new pimples to appear.
How to use: mix powdered stone hume with 2 egg whites and apply on face for 20 minutes. Then wash with warm water and moisturize the skin with a specific cream for acne skin.
See the best step-by-step for treating pimples.
5. Heal small wounds
The hume stone can be used after the manicure or after shaving to stop the bleeding of small wounds and facilitate their healing. This is because potassium alum helps in the contraction of the skin, prevents the outflow of blood, and contains powerful healing action.
How to use: Wet the stone and apply directly to the cutting site.
Is it possible to use the stone hume in the vagina?
The hume stone has been popularly used as a natural method to narrow the vaginal canal and increase pleasure during intimate contact. However, using the stone for this purpose may pose a health risk, since potassium alum has the ability to alter the pH of the vagina. Thus, it is possible that dryness of the vaginal walls may occur, increasing the risk of developing infections by bacteria or viruses.
A safer and more effective way to narrow the vaginal canal is to do exercises that strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, known as pompoarism. Here's how to do this type of exercise.
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