LEMON PEEL POWDER

Lemon peel powder is the dehydrated and ground rind of a lemon, used in both culinary and cosmetic applications. It is known for its bright citrus aroma, rich vitamin C and antioxidant content, and is utilized to add flavor to food or as a brightening, exfoliating ingredient in skincare products.
Culinary uses
Flavoring: Adds a strong, sunny lemon flavor to baked goods like muffins and cookies, as well as marinades, seafood, poultry, and vegetable dishes.
Beverages: Flavors teas, smoothies, cocktails, and other drinks.
Spice blends: Can be a component in curry or other spice mixes.
Alternative to fresh zest: A single teaspoon of lemon peel powder can be used in place of fresh zest, but only one-third to one-fourth of the amount is recommended due to its concentrated flavor.
Cosmetic and personal care uses
Exfoliation: The powder has gentle exfoliating properties that help remove dead skin cells.
Brightening and rejuvenating: Its vitamin C and antioxidant content helps to brighten skin, reduce dark spots, and promote a natural glow.
Acne-prone skin: The antibacterial properties can help with acne and breakouts.
Product base: It can be mixed with water, yogurt, or other ingredients to create facial masks, or added to bath bombs, soaps, and sugar or salt scrubs.
Hair care: Can be incorporated into hair masks with ingredients like coconut oil or aloe vera to nourish the scalp.
Other uses
Household cleaning: Can be used to create natural all-purpose cleaners when combined with ingredients like white vinegar.
Other products: Can be used in lotions, creams, and even laundry or dishwasher powders.