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"This easy quickie of a beauty trick may not be the most glamorous thing--it&amp;#x27;s more of an emergency beauty fix, I suppose&amp;amp;#8212;but you&amp;#x27;ll thank me when it keeps your skin looking flawless in your shorts or skimpy dress. Also, allow me to brag about the fact that I concocted this beauty trick all by myself, like a big girl. Last night at an outdoor dinner party, I ended up being part of the buffet, with my legs getting feasted upon by a hungry pack of mosquitos. It felt rude to abruptly get up and leave in the middle of the conversation, so I had to put on a happy face for at least five minutes past when I should have run to safety. The result: six huge red scratchy welts scattered over my legs. Unable to find any cortisone or calamine lotion, I noticed some Visine in the medicine cabinet and figured it was worth a try; I dropped then rubbed a bit on each mosquito bite. Um, miracle! The result was almost instant, and the drops not only nixed the itch but got rid of the redness and swelling within a few minutes. Figured I should pass this tip along for the next time you&amp;#x27;re out frolicking after dusk. Gotta have some eye drops in your makeup stash; like dryer sheets, they just have so many unexpected uses. (Try &amp;#x27;em on swollen red pimples, too!) What&amp;#x27;s your trick for zapping unsightly mosquito bites and other red bumpy summer annoyances? Photo: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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