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07-14-2019 08:23 AM
@dodies wrote:Hi Jamma: saw the reply to your post about the lemon halves. My mom did the same thing, as I do, cause I have a lemon tree and waaaay too many lemons, but she would add a couple drops of olive oil and a sprinkle of sugar and sort of squish it back and forth. The lemon juice took care of discoloration , the sugar was a scrub for smoothness and the olive oil softened them beautifully. Voila! All in one step. Works great Good luck finding an answer!
Thanks---got all the ingrediants---I shall give it a try.
07-14-2019 07:28 PM
@Jamma Please post your results....now I’m really curious!
07-14-2019 08:29 PM
I would think redness on the skin would indicate inflammation and lemon juice is acidic so how would that decrease inflammation. I would find a cream or lotion that actually reduces inflammation in the skin.
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