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Why? Because lemon has a very high pH factor. It isn’t suitable for using on your skin by itself. When combined with water, it changes the pH to a more acceptable level. The first recipe combines the acidity of lemons with the natural acids found in sugar. The second recipe will show you how to make a moisturizing sugar scrub. Lemon Sugar ScrubTake 1 lemon and roll it on the counter while pressing. This will “mush” the inside of the lemon so that it will be easier to extract the juice.Now, just cut the lemon in half and squeeze the juice into a small cup or bowl. Mix with an equal amount of water. Begin by adding a tablespoon of white granulated sugar into your the lemon water and stir. Continue adding small amounts of sugar until a paste is formed. Use in the shower.
Moisturizing Lemon ScrubIf you want to transform your lemon sugar scrub into a moisturizing sugar scrub it's possible by simply adding almond oil. Almond oil is perfect for using in makeup and skincare recipes.To modify your mixture simply add a little almond oil by the spoonful and mix to the desired consistency. It will be approximately 2 parts of your lemon sugar to 1 part almond oil. * Never use almond oil in a skin care recipe if you are allergic to nuts! Lemon Sugar Body PolishYou can even transform your lemon sugar scrub into a body polish. Simply mix it with an equal amount of liquid soap! It makes the perfect quick body scrub.Sugar scrub recipes will last for several days if you keep them in your refrigerator. Remember, you can substitute other oils in your recipes. Some women prefer to use vegetable oil. You can enhance the fragrance even further by adding a few drops of your favorite essential oil. Sugar scrub recipes are perfect for experimenting with because the ingredients are inexpensive and can be mixed quickly. Related PagesNatural Skin CarePretty Hands And Feet Exfoliating Lips Home to Makeup Notebook |
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