Q: When using any of the home remedies for lightening your neck, you need to keep the treatment off your hair because it could lighten, as well. The treatments could also dry out your hair. Before applying the home remedies, secure your hair off your neck. Combine three tablespoons of honey and two teaspoons of lemon juice. Honey and lemon juice are both known to have skin lightening properties. Apply the mixture to the darker portions of your neck and let it sit for 15 minutes before rinsing it off. Alternatively, you could add tomato pulp to honey and apply it topically to your neck. Mix several tablespoons of baking soda with a bit of water, just until it thickens into a paste. Apply the baking soda paste to the areas of discoloration on your neck and let it sit for approximately 15 minutes. Then wash it off with water. You can repeat this process several times a week as long as your skin does not become too sensitive. The baking soda paste will also act a good exfoliant as your wash it off your neck area. Heat up several teaspoons of almond oil in the microwave use low heat for no more than 30 seconds. Mix in an equal portion of vitamin E oil and massage it into your neck skin with your fingers. Once you finish massaging, let the oil remain on the skin for 10-15 minutes. Then rinse it off with lukewarm water. This process is safe and gentle on your skin. You should be able to repeat this process daily. Dry out some orange peels by leaving them in the sun for a few hours. Once they are quite dry, grind the peels into a powder and add a bit of whole milk to the powder until it thickens into a paste. Apply the paste to your dark neck areas and let it dry on your skin. Leave it for 10-15 minutes before rinsing off. Orange peels contain a high volume of vitamin C, which is known for its skin lightening properties. If you have a food dehydrator, use this to dry out your orange peels. It will work better than the sun, which may leave your peels too tough to grind. Sliced cucumbers can act as natural exfoliants for your skin. Simply slice a cucumber and gently rub one side of the slice all along the affected areas on your neck. You can also apply cucumber juice or grated cucumbers to your neck and let it sit. For extra lightening effects, you can try adding a few drops of lemon juice to the cucumber as you rub it on your skin. Wait 10-15 minutes after you finish exfoliating before you wash off the remainder of the lemon juice. Mix several tablespoons of sugar with lemon juice until it thickens and becomes a paste. Apply the paste to the darkened areas on your neck and massage it gently into the skin. Let it sit for 15 minutes before rinsing. You can repeat this process several times per week, as long as your skin doesn't become too irritated or sensitive. Sprinkle some salt on top of lemon slices and gently rub the lemon on your neck. Continue massaging for several minutes and then let the lemon and salt residue remain on your neck for 15 more minutes. Rinse it off and repeat the process several times each week for best results. You can also use lemon juice mixed with salt as a lightening exfoliator. Grind up one tablespoon of walnuts until there is just powder and small pieces of the nuts left. Combine the ground walnuts with several tablespoons of regular, unflavored yogurt. Apply the combination to the dark patches on your neck and massage it gently into your skin. Let it sit for 15 minutes before rinsing. Yogurt is a good cleanser for the skin, and the acid content acts as an effective skin lightener. Walnuts contain many nutrients and minerals that can cleanse the skin and keep it moisturized.
A: Protect your hair so that it isn't lightened by the treatment. Make a honey and lemon mixture. Make a paste out of baking soda. Apply vitamin E oil and almond oil. Make a paste out of orange peels and whole milk. Rub cucumbers on your neck. Use a sugar and lemon mixture. Mix lemon and salt. Try yogurt and walnuts.

Article: Microwaves can only boil the milk for a brief time before the milk overflows. This will still kill some microbes, but not enough to treat raw milk or milk stored at room temperature. Heat these over the stove instead.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Do not rely on this method to make raw milk safe.

Problem: Article: You might think that clearing a blemish overnight would require you to scrub the skin repeatedly the night before; however, washing too much can dry out and irritate skin. If you dry out skin too much in an attempt to clear it, you can potentially wake up the next morning with even more blemishes than you went to sleep with. Washing twice a day is a great overall way to get and keep clear skin. Even if the blemish does not disappear completely, washing the appropriate amount reduces redness around blemishes to help reduce the appearance of them. Over-washing, on the other hand, will cause the dry skin to appear redder and irritated. In addition to washing the proper amount, you should also make sure you're washing with the correct cleanser. Grainy soaps or those with harsh chemicals can dry out skin as well. Dry skin then goes into overdrive on oil production, which can actually lead to more breakouts rather than fewer. Instead use a mild, oil-free cleanser with a dermatologist recommended ingredient such as benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid. In addition to simply "oil free," the cleanser may also be labelled as "nonacnegenic" or "noncomedogenic." Any of these labels are fine because they all mean that the product will not clog pores.
Summary: Avoid over-washing. Use a mild, oil-free cleanser.

Q: Do this especially if you're unsure whether your vaginal discharge is normal or abnormal. Discomfort with abnormal discharge may indicate a vaginal infection. Call your doctor if you experience: Pain or burning while urinating Vaginal itching or swelling Sores or rashes in your vaginal area Pain during sexual intercourse Pelvic pain not related to your period or premenstrual syndrome (PMS) Request a pelvic exam. This is especially important if the discharge is accompanied by other symptoms, which may indicate a serious infection that requires medical treatment. The doctor will ask you a series of questions related to your symptoms. They'll then conduct a pelvic exam, where they'll examine your vagina and check for swelling, redness, irritation and the nature of the discharge. The doctor may also collect a sample of the discharge for testing. Follow the daily dosage. Set a reminder on your phone if you need to take your medication throughout the day. If your doctor tells you to take your meds for two weeks, take them for two weeks. Don't think you're cured if your discharge returns to normal or the odor goes away before the two weeks is up.
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Look for additional symptoms. Make an appointment with your doctor. Take all medicine as prescribed.