Is rubbing sour lemon on skin of the face have any good effect?

Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) are found in milk, lemon juice, vinegar, blackberries, grapes, oranges, tomatoes, and apple juice exfoliate the skin by dissolving the glue that holds dead skin cells together. They cleanse the top layer of skin, allowing the body’s natural emollient oils to reach the surface cells and help moisturize and relieve dryness. They help cleanse oily skin and remove blackheads. AHA chemical peels of between 20 and 70 percent acidity are available from some doctors, but they are so strong they can leave scars, and the FDA believes that these strong peels could expose the skin to an increased risk of sunburn. The ingredients such as organic apple cider vinegar, is an all-natural AHA that you can use at home (avoid the eyes), has seven percent acidity, and is a safe and sure way to get the benefit of fruit acids without danger to the skin (although even at this low level, you should be aware of the increased risk of sunburn). The benefits of homemade fruit acids become evident as soon as you start using them; your skin starts feeling soft and smooth. To my skin’s great benefit I squeeze a lemon once a week and keep its juice in the refrigerator. In the morning, I dab some of the juice on my fingers and pat it onto my face, leave it on for ten minutes or so and then rinse.

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Dont know. Thanks for the two points

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well after reading a lot of similar questions on here what i started to do is squeeze a little fresh lemon juice into my cream.mix it up and put it on my face as i normaly would.my skin is incredibly smooth and has a beautiful glow now and my dark areas are slowly fading..i dunno if you’d get the same results..its worth a try

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IT IS NOT A GOOD IDEA , BECAUSE ITS GOING TO CAUSE IRRITATION AND DISCOLORATION