Lindsay Lohan is excited that her community service stint is over. According to a report from Mirror UK, the "Mean Girls" star also addressed her haters.

"I don't think anyone thought I would finish it, that's why I'm happy," Lindsay Lohan said about doing community service.

The former Disney star also admitted that she tried new-age drugs to help her after staying in jail.

"I did ayahuasca, it changed my life," she said.

In order for Lindsay Lohan to move on from community service and legal woes, the reformed party girl also supposedly tried out Cyrotherapy treatment. It was described as a process where you stand in a chamber filled with liquid nitrogen for up to four minutes to help relieve stress.

"I did it almost every single day in New York," Lindsay Lohan revealed. "I got up to -256 degrees Fahrenheit for four minutes."

Us Weekly reported that Lindsay Lohan completed community service amid a tight schedule.

"Hard work pays off. Thanks you to all those that allowed me to volunteer while in NYC. God bless you all. Amen," Lindsay Lohan wrote on Instagram after her 125-hour community service stint ended.

Lindsay Lohan finishing her community service requirements somewhat confirmed earlier reports about how she wants to revive her career.

"Lindsay is determined to be a movie star again," a source told Radar Online . "Lindsay is doing better than she has in years!"

Many believe that Lindsay Lohan's current desire to change had a lot to do with how she relocated to London last year. Even though her stay in London was primarily due to her playing a lead role in a West End production called "Speed the Plow," Lindsay Lohan admitted that she needed time away from New York.

"It was kind of hard for me to be in New York," she told Telegraph. "There started to be paparazzi ...Every time I left my house, they were at the corner."