Lemon and Lime Juice

When you get lemon juice in your eye it burns because it is acidic.When I say acidic it means it is acidy just like toilet cleaner except weaker. If lemon juice gets in your eye pour milk in it as milk is neutral and will neutrelis the acid which means to sort of get rid of it .

Your question has a wrong assumption. And that assumption is the one that says that lemon juice is goof for you?" Lemon juice is containing contemplatible amounts of high-ph acids, which corrode through you're stomich and burt all the way to your bottom. Nobody drinks lemonade anymore but the lemonades that are just simply fake and artificial.

3 tbsp is equal to one medium sized lemon.

It contains an acidic sequestring agent corrosively reacting with metals. (citric acid)

First of all, yes lemon juice will work to lighten your hair. But, be aware that lemon juice will only work to highlight your natural hair color. What this means is, if you have dark hair, say dark brown, and you use lemon juice to lighten your hair, you will get a lighter brown highlight, not blonde. If you have black hair, you will most likely get a red-tinted highlight wherever you apply the lemon juice. That being said, lemon juice works best as a natural highlighter for blonde to dirty-blonde hair colors. Light brown hair usually returns good results when highlighted with lemon juice as well.

Lemon juice lightens your hair by working with the sun or UV rays. It will not work with a blow dryer. While the sun will lighten hair to a point on its own, the process is slow. The acid in lemon juice hurries the process along.

1. Do not wash your hair before starting the highlighting process. It is best to use unwashed (dirty) hair.

2. Apply lemon juice (not lemon flavored sweetener for drinks--but actual lemon juice. If you can't find lemon juice, get real lemons and squeeze them for this process) to the places you want highlighted. You can apply to your whole head to lighten color uniformly or you can apply it to strands as if you were getting highlights done.

3. After applying lemon juice to desired places to be lightened, head out into the sun. It is important to wear sunscreen as you will be spending at least 30 minutes in the sun. After 30 minutes come in, and wash lemon juice from hair. Repeat this process until desired lightening is achieved. *Note: It is sometimes necessary to perform this process once or twice a day for a few days instead of trying to achieve maximum highlights in one day.

4. Make sure to use a very good conditioner during the lemon juice highlighting process, as the juice and sun are harsh and will dry hair out. Use conditioner every day after highlighting. A deep conditioner is also a good idea to do every couple of days during the highlighting process to keep from damaging hair. Be extra careful of thin or brittle hair.

5. The highlights you achieve are as permanent as the ones you would get at the beauty salon and will not go away unless colored or grown out.

Using lemon juice is a good, natural alternative to getting chemical highlights. It does take a little patience, but the results can be very attractive with a little time.

Again, this method works best for people with blonde to dirty-blonde hair and usually works well on light brown hair as well.

The fragrance of the grated lemon rind (= lemon zest) can not be substituted by lemon juice in a cooking receipe. Lemon juice has a prickly sour taste and only a very slight, sometimes flowery fragrance. Lemon zest has a very strong lemony scent but a rather bitter or bitter/oily taste. If you don't have lemon zest for a cake, put something different like brandy, rum or cardamon powder.

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Lemon juice is a natural hair lightener. It will give a more dramatic result in combination with the sun's ultra-violet (UV) rays. Cut two lemons in half, and squeeze either directly on to clean hair or into a spray bottle, which you can then use to apply the juice to your hair. If necessary, depending on hair length, use more lemons. After applying the juice, use a wide-toothed comb to help dispense lemon juice thouroughly through hair. Then let the hair dry. You wont need to spend any time in the sun as the acid in the lemon helps bleach the hair naturally. The process will need to be repeated a few times without the sun but a lighter shade will definitely be noticeable. Spending a couple of hours in the sun will brighten your hair faster. Remember to wear sun-protection lotion on any exposed skin. Even though lemon is acidic it also contains natural oils so it wont dry hair out too much. Using a good conditioner when washing the lemon out will restore softness and shine. This works best in the summer months, when the sun's light is most direct and the outdoor temperature is pleasant enough to stand for a few hours. And that is how you do it!! Bye

Yes it will.

You must put it in you hair and then either....

A. blow dry your hair completely dry or..

B. go out and lay in the sun for about 30mins...

and your hair will be lighter...it can damage your hair tho..so be careful.

to make you unfat and claening the the jerms out of your body parts also it helps you to be thin and stay haelthy you should drink lemon water 3 times a day so it will keep you safe and haelthy for ever drink lemon stay lemon thank you for listning to my answer plaese say u welcome thank you so much

Because it tastes better!!! If you're thinking of a no-cook recipe with condensed milk, the acid in the lemon juice thickens the filling so it's not a liquid.

No. It probably doesn't (we haven't exactly tested whether that is true... yet). We have a 3 month old bottle that we forgot about, we might try now, if you don't see an update soon (within 1 week), it probably does go bad after all. Final answer pending...

If a cake filling recipe requires lemon juice, can lime juice be used instead?

Vinegar can be used to clean leather. You can pour vinegar on leather and let it dry, or blot the leather with a vinegar soaked cloth.

It depends on the size of the lemons and how juicy they are or aren't. Some lemons have really thick rinds and the ones with thick rinds don't give much juice.

Id say with usual summer lemons about 5 or 6 med lemons to make one cup but its never exact how many it will take.

No, it cannot.

lime juice is an acid, not a base

It is 5% citric acid ad has water content. It will lighten your hair especially if out in the sun. Along with salt it gets rid of rust and mildew spots on fabrics.

In addition to that , lemon is considered as a good astringent for skin as it tightens the pores making the skin more rigid and clean . so if you suffer an oily skin with wide pores , squeeze two lemons with a little water and apply gently to your face .

vinegar with water in equal quantities is another good idea :) .

Yes, it is a conductor of electricity, but not a good one.

yes you can mix peroxide together,but it would change to a light colored and it would frizzes

Lemon juice is acidic, it contains approximately 1.44 grams per ounce of citric acid.

Yes, the oil in a lemons peel are flammable.

Both Lime and Lemon juice are acidic before ingestion. Surprisingly, however, the body's digestion of these juices has a net alkalizing effect. Drinking these juices will typically lower you body's pH level.

I am sure you can, so I wouldn't recommend trying it.