should i leave lemon juice on my face overnight?

Question

im trying to get a even complexion i heard this works

Answer 1

no no no cause it can make ur face worse but u can put lemon juice in ur hair & sit in the sun & it will make it light

Answer 2

Lemon Juice On Face Overnight

Answer 3

Lemon On Face Overnight

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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if you leave it on over night it could cause irritation and make it worse. I think the phrase "more is better" doesn't apply here. Too much cleaning of the face can actually cause you to break out. If the lemon juice works in small, short-term applications, then that's great. I don't think I would trust to leave it on over night. I can't imagine how uncomfortable that could be, or how badly it could irritate the skin. You are right when you say that it is acidic, and this is what would cause irritation. If you normally leave it on for less than an hour, I don't think I would go so far as to leave it on over night. If it's working great the way you use it now, I would suggest leaving it alone. Don't fix what isn't broken. Good luck!

Answer 6

Lemon Juice works miracles on the face. Seriously, MIRACLES! For acne, fine lines, toning, everything! I'm not sure if you can sleep with it on your face but 20minutes per day or at least every other day and you will see miraculous results. I know because a friend of mine tried it, I saw her results and tried it for myself.

Answer 7

YES you can. but only like once a week over night. I leave mine on for like an hour or so while doing other things around the house. I love it. Don't put on open zits or abrasions, it will burn. Also you can mix it with baking soda. it will foam and make a paste. You should mix in more baking soda if it does not make a paste. Rub in circular motion, let dry and rinse.
I have oily skin so I have to replace the oil on my skin fast before the bad oil gets on my face so I use extra virgin olive oil.

And yes it is an acid but so is (AHA) alpha hydroxy acid that is in the skin care isle. DUHHHH!

1) Wash your face.
2) Apply lemon juice. let sit for an hour or so. rinse.
(Same if you do the baking soda mask)

I cut off a lemon slice wrap it in my wash cloth and squeeze
The juice into the wash cloth. take out any seeds, and apply to my face.
(If leaving on over night rinse the next morning)

3) apply light amount of extra virgin olive oil. VERY LIGHT IF YOUR GOING OUT. The bottle should last you for a very long time no matter what size you use. unless you do the stay at home treatment in that case use alot. dab under eyes around eyes to prevent wrinkles.

http://www.pioneerthinking.com/me_oliveoil.html

A.The darker the extra virgin olive oil the better)
B. If your not going out and no one will see you put on a lot
under your eyes, on your neck, all over your face

http://www.care2.com/greenliving/lemon-juice-kitchen-cupboard-beauty.html

http://www.pioneerthinking.com/jcc_lemonjuice.html

Just doing steps 1 and 2 you will see a difference.
Use it like you would use a toner or astringent.

Answer 8

No ,you should not.The acid in the juice will make your skin hypersensitive to the sun and will cause worse pigmentation than before you use it.

Answer 9

NO. Lemon juice is an acid. You can start the cooking process in foods by applying lemon juice.

Answer 10

No. It could be too acidic for your skin. You could wake up with more problems than you went to sleep with. Take care.

Answer 11

lemon juice...good god child. could you even sleep like that? start with a gentle face wash, then toner then a light oil free moisturizer.