Surprisingly, olive oil has a long history in folk medicine. It moisturizes cuticles, conditions hair, and can even help remove sticky residue from labels. However, it enters a controversial gray area when used as an ear drop to soften wax. While effective, doctors warn against it if you have a perforated eardrum. It is a helpful guest, but one that sometimes overstays its welcome.
Surprisingly, olive oil has a long history in folk medicine. It moisturizes cuticles, conditions hair, and can even help remove sticky residue from labels. However, it enters a controversial gray area when used as an ear drop to soften wax. While effective, doctors warn against it if you have a perforated eardrum. It is a helpful guest, but one that sometimes overstays its welcome.