“Unlock Winter’s Secrets: 10 Game-Changing Hacks You Never Knew You Needed!”

"Unlock Winter’s Secrets: 10 Game-Changing Hacks You Never Knew You Needed!"
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Put Candle Wax On Your Headlights

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A jeep has wax on its headlights in the snow.

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Keeping your headlights clear when the weather outside is bad is important for your safety and helps other drivers on the road see you as well. The last thing you need is to be unable to light your way through the fog and snow.

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You can prevent fog and cloudiness on your headlights by doing a bi-weekly wax treatment. The wax will help prevent buildup in the first place making cleaning easier and gives you less to clean up to begin with.

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Remember To Keep Your Makeup Warm

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a woman applying black eyeliner

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There are many things that get affected by the cold that oftentimes go unnoticed. The way makeup is applied to the skin changes depending on its temperature. When products such as eyeliner are cold it can be difficult to make it look right.

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A helpful tip for this is to hold the end of the eyeliner pencil between two fingers for about 20 seconds. This warms it up and makes it go on a lot smoother. Try this hack with other makeup products such as lipstick, eyebrow pencils, or concealer.

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Foggy Headlights? Use Toothpaste!

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Headlights are cloudy on the right but clear on the left.

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With colder temperatures come shorter days and longer nights so having clear headlights is a must. While your headlights can become dull and cloudy over time, toothpaste can clean them right up again.

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Just like brushing your teeth, scrub using a toothbrush and move in a circular motion to get the best results. You don’t want to miss ice or large piles of snow on the street because you can’t see. Also, you want other cars to see you as well!

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