Lemon Seeds: Why You Should Never Throw Them Away

Crush the seeds and mix them with a little sugar and coconut oil. Gently scrub your skin to remove dead skin cells and impurities. It leaves your skin smooth and refreshed!

2. Digestive Aid Tea
Dry the seeds, then steep a few in hot water with a slice of ginger and honey. This natural tea helps soothe the stomach and relieve bloating.

3. Homemade Lemon Seed Oil
Infuse dried lemon seeds in a carrier oil like olive or almond oil for 1–2 weeks. Use the oil on your skin for its antibacterial and soothing properties.

4. Natural Insect Repellent
Boil crushed lemon seeds in water and allow to cool. Use as a spray to repel mosquitoes and ants naturally, thanks to the citrus oils they release.

5. Plant Them for Homegrown Lemon Trees 🌱
With a bit of patience, you can plant fresh lemon seeds in moist soil. They may sprout into small lemon trees—perfect for indoor gardening lovers.

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