It you prefer, and if your skin is of firm, durable texture, you can dispense with the lemon-glycerine and fill slices of lemon on the face. Allow the pulp and juice to dry on, leaving it for a half hour or more, then removing it with cold cream.
A face bath of buttermilk, taken every night is helpful in removing freckles. The acid in the buttermilk causes the outer scales of skin to come off and with them often comes the freckles, unless they happen to be of the deep-seated winter kind.
Boiled fresh beans, mashed with a potato masher to the consistency of thick soup, and applied to the skin for several nights has cured ordinary freckles.
Another cheap remedy is a mixture of distilled water, 2 ounces; ammonia of chloride, 1-2 dram.
For more obstinate cases, these are recommended by some skin specialists, used as are the foregoing, just before going and being removed from the skin after a few minutes by the application of warm water or of cold cream: glycerine, 3 ounces; tincture of iodine, 1 ounce; oil of turpentine, 1 pint; pulverized camphor gum, 1 1-2 ounces; liquid honey, 1 ounce.
Mix these, strain through soft muslin or cheesecloth, and apply at night.
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