Use sesame oil
Sesame oil is vegetable oil. When there is a thorn in your hand, you can put some sesame oil on your hand first, and then pull it out. You can also soak the affected part in sesame oil to let the thorn fall off, but this is a time-consuming method. Use with caution!
knead flour into dough
Dough is absorbent. After kneading the flour, put it on the affected area with thorns and gently knead it, so that the thorns can be uprooted in the process of kneading, and the effect is also excellent. Try again if your hand is punctured.
Get tweezers
If it is a big thorn, you can disinfect it with iodine or alcohol and take it out with tweezers, but you must pull it along the direction of the thorn with tweezers, which is irreversible. Pulling back is easy to make the stab deeper, but it is more painful and uncomfortable.
Tape sticking
If the thorn is small, you can consider sticking it with transparent tape. The viscosity of the adhesive tape is relatively high. You can stick it on the prickly part and then pull out the small thorns. This is more thorough and easier to uproot, but it is only suitable for small thorns.
amplifier
Magnifier is used to check whether the thorn has been pulled out. After pulling out the thorn, be sure not to explore whether it has been pulled out by hand. If pushed to the part that has not been pulled out, it is easy to deepen the position of the thorn, leading to discomfort such as inflammation. Using a magnifying glass is a better choice, and you can see more comprehensively.