Lemon juice perfectly stimulates micro-circulation and is therefore used in anti-cellulite massages and skin tightening treatments.
8 cosmetic recipes with lemon pulp and lemon juice
Lemon is a fruit that almost every household uses throughout the year (because it is rich in vitamin C, which fills with energy and protects against diseases). Citric acid is a natural keratolytic that contributes to the renewal of the surface layer of the epidermis, tones and tightens the skin and removes pigment spots and blemishes. Lemon juice perfectly stimulates micro-circulation and is therefore used in anti-cellulite massages and skin tightening treatments. The anti-inflammatory properties of lemon help keep acne under control.
All products based on lemon pulp and lime juice have a pronounced effect on the skin. That is why it is necessary to carefully wash the face with a chamomile solution after performing the procedure. This increases the effect of the procedure. Pour one spoonful of chamomile with 200 ml of hot water. Strain after half an hour.
IMPORTANT: It is not recommended to immediately go out in the strong sun after applying a mask with lemon or lemon juice. And you should not sunbathe for the next 24 hours because burns or spots may appear on your face. The advice is to use preparations with lemon in the evening and apply the cream with protection factor 50 during the day.

1. Lemon mask for problematic skin – mix one spoonful of natural milk fat (cream) with one spoonful of lemon juice. Apply the mask to clean face and décolleté skin. Rinse with warm water after 10 minutes. The mask moisturizes the face, removes inflammatory conditions, cleans the pores, helps rid the face of acne.
2. Lemon mask against the withered appearance of the face – one egg yolk, one spoonful of liquid honey, add one spoonful of lemon juice with pulp. Mix all the ingredients. Put the mask on your face and neck and keep it for 5 to 10 minutes. Wash off the residue with water. The mask nourishes the skin, tightens the contours, gives the skin shine.
3. Mask for rejuvenating facial skin – heat one tablespoon of honey until it becomes liquid, add another tablespoon of lemon juice with pulp. Stir. Keep the mask on your face and neck for 5 to 10 minutes. Wash off the residue with water. The mask restores the balance of water and fat in the skin, solves the problem of excessive shine and narrows the pores.
4. Mask that tightens facial contours – beat one egg white and gradually add 2 tablespoons of lemon juice. Apply the resulting mixture on the face, neck and décolletage. Leave for 10 minutes. Remove the residue with a tissue. Refresh your face with water.
5. Mask due to the rough skin of the elbows and feet – mix one tablespoon of lemon juice with pulp and baking soda. Add a little more lemon juice if the mixture is too thick. The thickness of the cream is required. Apply the resulting mass to the rough skin of the elbows and feet. Wash off the residue with water. The skin is light and soft.
6. Mask for better hair growth – chop half a lemon with the peel in a blender. Add one tablespoon of olive oil and 2 tablespoons of kefir. Apply the resulting mass to the scalp and hair roots. Gently massage for 5 minutes. Spread the rest of the mask over the entire length of the hair. Leave for 10 to 15 minutes. Wash your hair as usual.
7. Lotion against baldness – chop one large lemon with the peel. Add the peel of one orange. Pour over 300 ml of vodka. Leave it like that for two weeks. Rub the scalp with lotion and massage for 5 to 10 minutes. The lotion stimulates “sleeping” hair follicles and makes the hair thick.
8. Lemon against stretch marks and cellulite – chop one lemon with a blender. Add 20 grams to 50 grams of warm coconut oil. Mix carefully until you get a thick, uniform mixture. Apply the mass to the part of the skin with cellulite, stretch marks or scars. Massage until the mixture is completely absorbed by the skin. Wash the skin with water and chamomile solution after half an hour to 40 minutes. Do the procedure twice a week. The therapy includes 15 procedures.

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