Some great uses of great shells !

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 Skin-tightening face mask
Clean and dry the shells, then grind them with a mortar and pestle into powder. Mix the powder with an egg white, and then apply the paste to your face and wait for it to dry. Wash it off, and you’ll be able to feel the difference.

Keep your garden free of slugs and snails

Sprinkle crushed eggshells in your garden to deter slugs, snails, and even cutworms from eating your plants. If you have deer in the area, you’ll be happy to know that they hate the smell of eggs too.  Skin irritation remedy Use apple cider vinegar to dissolve an eggshell (this should take about two days), and then apply the mixture onto the irritated area for quick relief.  Use the membrane for various remedies The membranes inside the eggshells are incredibly useful for a variety of home remedies: Apply to boils to make them go away Apply on splinters or glass shards that you can’t easily remove with scissors – as the membrane dries out, it will pull out the splinter, making it easy to remove. Similarly, use on blackheads or to clear out pimples. Place the wet side of the membrane on cuts or scratches and let it dry. Doing this will hasten the healing process and minimize scarring. If you accidentally peeled skin from the sides of your fingernails, apply the wet side of a membrane and let it dry. This should stop the pain and help it heal quickly.