How Do I Use Lemon To Bring Down The Redness.
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Aug 30, 2013
Veronica H.
Aug 30, 2013
Celeste P.
You can just squeeze some lemon juice onto a cotton ball or cotton pad and rub it on the red spot or slice the lemon and rub the slice on it might burn but that's just it cleaning any bacteria
Aug 30, 2013
Sloane M.
Lemon honestly made my acne and acne scars more red, which is why I stopped using it after a few weeks. I don't recommend it. Also once my friends used lemon in their hair to lighten it and they didn't wash their hands and the lemon stained their hands and turned them brown (they are Caucasian) and it took like 3 months to fade so please be careful if you decide to use it.