Valuable Uses for Avon Skin So Soft
Your Body
• It's a wonderful bath oil after bath moisturizer/after shower moisturizer
• It's a great tanning oil
• It's a hot oil treatment to soften cuticles
• It can be used to gently remove makeup
• It cleans off tape marks from bandages
• It cleans ink from the skin
• Removes gum off the skin
• Use cap in baby's bath
• Pour a little in the water of your foot saver to moisten your feet
• Use on legs before shaving
• Removes grease and oil from hands
• Use it as a massage oil
Your Car
• It removes the tar without harming the finish
• It keeps the doors from squeaking
• It works on the tire jack if it sticks or is rusty
Your Hair
• It clears up cradle cap
• If your hair is severely dry, pour SSS on your hair, massage it in for a few minutes; rinse out for soft shiny hair
• Removes gum from hair
Bugs
• It's in insect repellant: Mosquitoes, gnats, horseflies; just rub it on exposed skin and bugs leave you alone
• SSS can be used on infants by diluting it down 50%
• It helps relieve itching if the bugs got to you before you got SSS
• Sponge it around doors and windows to keep crawling bugs out
• Put it on cotton and rub on screens in campers to keep bugs out
Your Pets/Farm Animals
• Use SSS in the final rinse water on pets to keep fleas off
• Show animals: 5 parts water and 1 part SSS � spray on animals, brush in; coats gleam and bugs stay off
• Good for dry patchy skin
Your Home
• It's a good wood conditioner for paneling, etc.
• It removes soap scum on shower doors, shower curtains, windows and bathroom fixtures
• It removes lime and hard water deposits from fixtures, tile and doors
• It cleans ink from most vinyl and painted surfaces
• It removes glue and gum left from price tags on glass, metal and plastic
• It makes stainless steel shine
• When varnishing, use SSS on paintbrush between coats so it won't dry out
• Use SSS instead of turpentine gasoline to remove paint from your skin
• It's an oil lubricant for fitting pipe joints that won't slip together
• SSS keeps tools in working order and prevents rusting
• SSS cleans and conditions leather shoes and purses; also some vinyl
• Use SSS in your potpourri burner: 3 SSS and 2/3 water
• It takes scuff marks off floors from shoes
• Removes Easter egg swirl dye from hands
• Removes gum from carpet and from non-porous surfaces
• Removes crayon
• Removes oil from knit slacks
• Cleans stove tops and fans
• Removes lipstick from clothes
Your Body
• It's a wonderful bath oil after bath moisturizer/after shower moisturizer
• It's a great tanning oil
• It's a hot oil treatment to soften cuticles
• It can be used to gently remove makeup
• It cleans off tape marks from bandages
• It cleans ink from the skin
• Removes gum off the skin
• Use cap in baby's bath
• Pour a little in the water of your foot saver to moisten your feet
• Use on legs before shaving
• Removes grease and oil from hands
• Use it as a massage oil
Your Car
• It removes the tar without harming the finish
• It keeps the doors from squeaking
• It works on the tire jack if it sticks or is rusty
Your Hair
• It clears up cradle cap
• If your hair is severely dry, pour SSS on your hair, massage it in for a few minutes; rinse out for soft shiny hair
• Removes gum from hair
Bugs
• It's in insect repellant: Mosquitoes, gnats, horseflies; just rub it on exposed skin and bugs leave you alone
• SSS can be used on infants by diluting it down 50%
• It helps relieve itching if the bugs got to you before you got SSS
• Sponge it around doors and windows to keep crawling bugs out
• Put it on cotton and rub on screens in campers to keep bugs out
Your Pets/Farm Animals
• Use SSS in the final rinse water on pets to keep fleas off
• Show animals: 5 parts water and 1 part SSS � spray on animals, brush in; coats gleam and bugs stay off
• Good for dry patchy skin
Your Home
• It's a good wood conditioner for paneling, etc.
• It removes soap scum on shower doors, shower curtains, windows and bathroom fixtures
• It removes lime and hard water deposits from fixtures, tile and doors
• It cleans ink from most vinyl and painted surfaces
• It removes glue and gum left from price tags on glass, metal and plastic
• It makes stainless steel shine
• When varnishing, use SSS on paintbrush between coats so it won't dry out
• Use SSS instead of turpentine gasoline to remove paint from your skin
• It's an oil lubricant for fitting pipe joints that won't slip together
• SSS keeps tools in working order and prevents rusting
• SSS cleans and conditions leather shoes and purses; also some vinyl
• Use SSS in your potpourri burner: 3 SSS and 2/3 water
• It takes scuff marks off floors from shoes
• Removes Easter egg swirl dye from hands
• Removes gum from carpet and from non-porous surfaces
• Removes crayon
• Removes oil from knit slacks
• Cleans stove tops and fans
• Removes lipstick from clothes
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