The acid is caused to slightly make the skin a bit lighter...some people like myself use it on our face arms legs ect. just to get the origanal tan back or unless of course you wanna be white :)
Funny thing about lime juice...if you put it on your skin and go out into the sun, you are likely to get a rash.
for black skin it can
Lemon juice is known to lighten skin dark spots.
Yes you can but why would you want to whiten your skin?
Lime juice can cause skin irritation in some individuals due to its acidity and the presence of compounds like psoralen, which can make the skin more sensitive to sunlight. This reaction, known as phytophotodermatitis, can result in redness, swelling, and blistering when exposed to sunlight. It's advisable to wash off any lime juice from the skin promptly and avoid sun exposure if contact occurs. Generally, lime is not considered toxic, but caution is recommended for those with sensitive skin.
No,. The only thing it will do is make you smell like a lime Actually it may damage your skin with long term use. The skin only darkens through tanning and depending on the type of skin you have long term tanning can cause damage and skin cancer.
1. does she want to stop that habit and 2. if she does then just put like sour lime or lemon juice on the particular skin
It firm with a dark purple skin, with a dark blood red flesh and juice.
Lemon Juice ^_^ Dab on a little lemon juice every day - that should lighten up the skin. But be careful, if you are/part African or dark Hispanic or really dark anything for that matter - you can bleach your skin. So if you have dark brown - black(ish) skin, pay attention to your skin color after uses and how often you use lemon juice.
Orange juice contains vitamin C, which can help brighten the skin and reduce the appearance of dark spots over time. However, it is not a guaranteed method for skin lightening. Its effects can vary based on individual skin types and should be complemented with proper skincare and sun protection. Always perform a patch test before applying new substances to your skin.
Lime in tap water can have a drying effect on the skin, leading to irritation and potentially exacerbating skin conditions like eczema. It may also leave a residue on the skin, making it feel rough or sticky. Using a moisturizer after washing with lime-containing water can help mitigate these effects.
To remove the smell of petroleum based cleaners from your skin is done in three steps; first rub the juice from a lime not a lemon to the affected area. Once the lime juice has evaporated, then you wash your skin with anti-biotic hand soap. Then you rub some hand lotion to the skin and let dry. That is all you need to do. I know this because I deal with liquid chemicals everyday.