With the discovery of antimicrobials in the 1940s, scientists prophesied the defeat of infectious diseases that had plagued humankind throughout history. However, the remarkable healing power of antibiotics invites widespread and often inappropriate use.
Lemongrass is one of the most popular soap making herbs. A small amount of essential oil mixed in your homemade soap recipes adds a mild, yellowish-green, hue with a potent lemon scent. Lemongrass is a natural astringent. It minimizes pores and firms skin. It helps get rid of blackheads and relieve acne.
How to prepare and apply lemon juice: If you still want to give lemon juice a try, these are the best practices: Wash your face: Gently rub lukewarm water and a mild soap on your skin using your fingertips. Wash with warm water and allow your skin to dry for 5-10 minutes. Create treatment: Cut a fresh lemon in half and squeeze each half into a bowl. Apply treatment: Dip a cotton ball into the freshly squeezed juice. Dab the wet cotton ball to your affected area.