How to remove a ring that's stuck?

Water

Your skin expands when it’s warm, so it stands to reason that it would shrink when it gets cold. This explains why your rings tend to be tighter in the Summer compared to in the Winter. So it’s cold water to the rescue! Put the hand carrying the ring that’s stuck into a bowl of cold water. Then carefully twist the ring until it becomes unstuck.

Lubricants

Use a lubricant to help the ring slip off your finger. This could be ordinary soap, Vaseline, butter, olive oil or shampoo. Put lots of your chosen lubricant onto your finger and turn the ring so the lubricant gets under the ring. Then keep twisting and turning the ring till it comes off.

String

Still haven’t managed to get your ring off your finger? Then this final tip might just do the trick, life hack alert! Grab a piece of string, shoelace or ribbon, and pull the end bit through your ring. Try using a needle, tweezers or toothpick to make this a little easier. After that wrap your chosen piece of string around your finger multiple times from the ring to your knuckle (or slightly further). Make sure not to pull it too tight as this could be painful! Once you’ve done that, keep the ribbon in place and grab the end bit that you thread under the ring. Hold the end bit and slowly start tying that back over your finger. Your ring should neatly come off with the ribbon. Didn’t work? Just try again, we promise it will!