Shower With A Lemon

Posted on November 12, 2007 in Latest News

Have you ever bathed with lemon instead of soap?

Well you must be wondering why a lemon. You will even find it funny. But what you don’t know is that washing with lemon is an effective way to bathe. It is particularly effective at restoring skin after swimming in a chlorinated pool.

However, there are some points that you should keep in mind that will help you maximize the benefits of bathing with a lime.

Choose your lemon: A lemon for bathing should be lighter in color. Darker lemons tend to be mealy- dry and somewhat crumbly or coarse in texture, inside. Mealy is not good.

Peeling the Right Way: It is acceptable, if not preferable, to leave some of the white layer on the lemon Split the peeled lemon into two halves and start showering.

Wash your hair: Hold the lemon half with the peel side out. Squeeze gently over your head to release some juice and begin rubbing the peel side of the lemon onto your hair. Make sure to cover the entire length of your hair.

Condition your hair: Hold a large piece of peel in both hands. Rub the inside (white) of the peel onto your hair. Rinse after you have applied the peel to your hair.
Wash your face: Using the same technique you used to wash your hair, wash your face with the peel-side of the lemon half. Be careful and do not let the juice enter into your eyes. They will sting real bad.

Wash Your Body: After you wash your face, use the remainder of both lemon halves to wash your body.

Rinse thoroughly: Make sure any lemon bits are removed. Enjoy smooth feeling skin.

Comments

Leave a Reply