Making women's lives easier: 10 tips that you need to know if you're a female

Women's lives, as we know, are much more demanding than men's. This is why women often find themselves running around doing errands and missing out on taking time to pamper themselves. As they say, "men may work from sun to sun, but women's work is never done".

But what if we told you that there are simple ways to save time and make life easier? That's right, sometimes a little ingenuity is enough to change one's day. Today, we reveal some time-saving tips that will definitely help you out.

Nail-saving tea bags

If you have a broken nail, there is no need to panic: you can easily fix it using a simple tea bag. Cut a strip of the sachet and apply it to the nail, secure it with nail polish and trim it to the length of your nail, filing it to shape. Apply nail polish and no one will notice the patch!

2. Washing oily hair

If you have hair that tends to get oily, you will certainly be tempted to wash it daily. We all know how damaging it can be for hair to be washed it too frequently, so try out this tip instead. When it's time to shampoo your hair, try using conditioner first. You can nourish and untangle your hair easily by doing so.

3. Tight shoes

Have you just bought a new pair of shoes and realized they are too tight? You can widen them with a simple trick! Put on the shoes with a pair of thick socks and use the hairdryer on them for a few minutes at the maximum heat setting: the shoes will adapt to your foot almost instantly.

4. Period spotting

A menstrual cycle can often leave stains and spotting. But before throwing away your favorite underwear, try this remedy. For white or light-colored clothing you can use hydrogen peroxide: immerse your garment in a bucket of cold water with a glass of hydrogen peroxide before proceeding with a regular wash: this should return your garment to pristine condition.

For colored garments, on the other hand, it is possible to use a solution of bicarbonate and cold water in equal parts and immerse the garment in it; For dry, stubborn stains, rub the stain beforehand and then soak to obtain the best results. Once done, do a cold-water machine wash.

5. Reactivate your mascara

If your mascara has dried out, don't throw it away. You can regenerate it using a few drops of regular eye drops.

6. Travel safely

When you are travelling, to avoid the risk of running out of money, carry a small emergency fund hidden in an old tube of lip balm or lipstick.

7. Nail whitener

Long-term use of nail polish can stain your nails; to prevent yellowing, dip some cotton wool in fresh lemon juice and use it to wrap around your nails. Then cover with aluminum foil and let it act for 15 minutes before proceeding with your manicure.

8. Sweat stains

Sweat stains can ruin our clothes if we are not careful. Whatever the cause of sweating, it's actually easy to remove sweat stains using a simple tip: mix hydrogen peroxide, a drop of dish soap, and baking soda, then apply it to the stain by scrubbing it lightly with a toothbrush. Then proceed with a regular machine wash and the stain will be just a bad memory.

9. Say goodbye to the iron

Ironing is a long and tedious job, which always takes up a lot of time. To get rid of this annoying chore, be careful when washing your clothes, using the dryer whenever possible or hanging up clothes so they do not crease. And to sort out the collar and cuffs of your shirts, use a hair straightener.

10. Each key in its place

If you are tired of wasting time looking for the right key, take some nail polish and use it to personalize your keys: just remember the color associated with each lock and you're good to go.

What tips and tricks do you use to simplify your life?