Mar 12, 2025
When you touch sensitive areas like your eyes, the burning, redness, and irritation caused by the capsaicin in chillies can get worse.
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Butter, yoghurt, milk, or cream can all effectively neutralize capsaicin and relieve chilli burns.
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The scorching sensation that comes from handling chillies can be promptly lessened by soaking hands in a solution of sugar water for one minute.
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Capsaicin is broken down by acidic solutions. The burn can be relieved by putting lemon juice on your hands or soaking them in vinegar.
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Oil dissolves capsaicin. Hands can be cleaned with grease-cutting dish soap after rubbing cooking or olive oil on them.
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The burning can be relieved by putting an ice pack on your hands or soaking them in cool water. Steer clear of hot water since it may exacerbate the feeling.
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