After washing your face, cut a lemon in half and discard any seeds. Rub the open lemon in a circular motion until the skin on your face and neck are fully covered with lemon juice. Keep in mind that if you have any dry spots or blemishes, that area will sting slightly, but will stop as soon as the juice dries. It's nothing unbearable. Leave the lemon juice mask on for 10-15 minutes then rinse it off with warm water. Then apply your moisturizer.
Now you can discard the used lemon half, but I have found several other uses for it:
- If you have kids in diapers, throw it in the diaper pail to help with the odor
- Throw it in your garbage disposal to help with the odor from food that stays in there after rinsing your dishes
- Rub the lemon under the faucets of your sinks and on your shower head to help prevent lime scale build up (just rinse the juice and pulp after a few minutes)
But the best use I found for the leftover lemon is to clean the floor of my shower with it. The floor of my shower has a textured nonslip material that has tiny raised bumps in which dirt constantly gets trapped in. No matter how often or what cleaning product I used I could never quite get the floor as clean as I wanted. That was until the lemons! The lemons are now taking care of that problem as well.
If you've discovered other uses for lemons besides lemonade, please share!
If you've discovered other uses for lemons besides lemonade, please share!

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