3 beauty tips with lemon and toothpaste to look beautiful

1 teaspoon of lemon juice (for optimal results, use freshly squeezed lemon).

Optional: Aloe vera gel, known for its calming effects

Instructions:

Preparation: Use lukewarm water to gently wash the area you want to treat, then pat it dry.

Get the ingredients ready: Combine the honey and lemon juice. To alleviate any skin irritation, include some aloe vera gel in the mixture.

To use, dab the mixture over the afflicted regions using a cotton swab or your fingertips.

Apply and let sit for around 10 minutes.

To rinse, use lukewarm water and scrub the area well.

Do this two or three times weekly, and remember to use sunscreen every day as lemons may make your skin more sensitive to the sun.

Hair color that is both natural and ombre

You should know that the results of using lemon as a home cure to add natural highlights to your hair are modest and gradual, but it is worth trying.

What you need:

Half a lemon’s juice

1/4 cup of warm water (to lessen the acidity of the lemon juice and prevent the hair from becoming too dry)

Instructions:

In a spray bottle, combine the warm water and lemon juice.

To apply, just spray the solution over the hair you want to lighten.

To activate the lemon juice, place it in the sun for 20 to 30 minutes. Sunscreen is an absolute necessity for skin protection.

To prevent further dryness, rinse your hair well and then condition it with a deep conditioner.

3. A mild exfoliant for the lips

You may exfoliate your lips gently with a sugar scrub instead of using toothpaste, which might irritate some people.

What you need:

A mild exfoliant—one tablespoon of fine sugar

(to hydrate) 1 teaspoon of either coconut oil or olive oil

To brighten black lips, you may optionally add a few drops of lemon juice.

Instructions:

Method of application: Apply the mixture to your lips by gently massaging it in circular movements.

Rinse: Use lukewarm water to wash.

Apply your preferred lip balm afterward to further hydrate.

Take note of your skin’s reaction while trying out home cures, particularly ones containing acidic substances like lemon; if it becomes painful or irritated, discontinue use. It is also wise to think about doing a patch test before putting new combinations on sensitive regions.