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| According to a study from the Journal of Food Safety also found that lemon serves as a barrier to the growth of certain bacteria. |
Lemons contain lots of very high vitamin C which can help prevent pigmentation. In addition, according to Mirela Mitan, Ph.D., CEO and founder of MMXV INFINITUDE skin care also helps prevent rough skin and the formation of wrinkles in the skin and eyes.
According to a study from the Journal of Food Safety also found that lemon serves as a barrier to the growth of certain bacteria, which makes it a powerful antibacterial and natural food preservative.In addition to these things, lemon also serves as the things below.
1. Restore the color of your blonde hair
To lighten the colored hair, squeeze two to three lemons and give them to the ends of your hair, says Sona Gasparian, a makeup artist.
2. Cleaning the microwave
You can mix water, vinegar, and lemon that is cut into a bowl, then place in the microwave for a few minutes until the inside is steamy.
3. Rubbing dead skin
Combine yogurt, honey, and a few teaspoons of lemon juice, and salt to make a natural herb to exfoliate dead skin and blackheads, says Jules Nabet, M.D., medical director at Omniya Medi-Clinic.
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| According to a study from the Journal of Food Safety also found that lemon serves as a barrier to the growth of certain bacteria. |
4. Clean the drain on the sink
To clean the drain on your sink, use few lemons, rubs around the sewer area on the sink. Do it once a month because doing it too often can erode the drain on your sink.
5. Clean the cutting board
Rub lemon on your cutting board to remove the odor while clearing your cutting board.
To clean the drain on your sink, use few lemons, rubs around the sewer area on the sink. Do it once a month because doing it too often can erode the drain on your sink.
5. Clean the cutting board
Rub lemon on your cutting board to remove the odor while clearing your cutting board.
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