How to make a facial mask with low-fat milk

There are so many kinds of facial masks on the market, with so many different effects that it’s dizzying to choose. The prices also vary greatly, so sometimes you don’t know how to choose. It’s better to make your own natural facial masks, which are environmentally friendly, safe, and can save you a lot of money. It’s really killing two birds with one stone. It is women’s nature to love beauty. So every woman wants to know how to make her skin better.

1. Frozen milk soothes sun-damaged skin

You may not know it until you hear it, but milk not only nourishes the skin, but also has the effects of reducing inflammation, swelling and relieving skin tension due to the action of enzymes. Therefore, after enjoying a sunbath, if you find your face is red and swollen due to sunburn, you can use milk to care for it.

First, wash your face with cold milk, then apply a cotton pad soaked in milk to the entire face, or dip a thin towel in milk and apply it to the hot affected area. If you feel pain all over your body, you might as well take a milk bath. This can soothe the skin damaged by the sun, reduce pain and prevent inflammation.

2. Milk mask for wrinkle removal and whitening

Milk is rich in milk fat, vitamins and minerals. It has a natural moisturizing effect and is easily absorbed by the skin. It can prevent skin from drying out and repair dry lines. It has excellent beauty effects. If you advocate natural beauty, you may wish to give it a try.

Ingredients: one cup of milk, an appropriate amount of flour, and a small bowl.

· Method: First place the milk in a warm place for several days to allow the lactic acid to ferment in large quantities; then put appropriate amounts of fermented milk and flour in a small bowl and mix them into a thick flour paste. (Don’t make it too thin, otherwise the mask cannot be applied thickly.) The milk used for fermentation cannot be low-fat, it must be regular whole milk. It would be ideal if fresh raw milk could be obtained. If necessary, add water to adjust the concentration.

After the materials are ready, the next step is the full facial mask process:

1. Apply fermented milk and massage for one minute.

2. Wipe your face with a hot towel.

3. Apply the milk mask thickly all over your face, wait for 20 to 30 minutes, and then wash it off with warm water.

4. Pat green tea water or other weak acid lotion and wait for it to dry.

5. Use fermented milk as facial cream and apply it on your face. (If you can't stand its special smell, you can also use fresh milk or mixed cream instead.)

6. The milk mask can also be used as a face wash. You don’t have to clean your face deliberately before and after use. After using it four to five times, your skin will feel reborn.

3. Moisturizing anti-wrinkle mask

1. Milk flour

Method: Mix 3 spoons of milk and 3 spoons of flour until it becomes a paste, apply it all over the face, and after the mask is dry, wash it carefully with warm water according to the face washing steps.

This mask can only be applied twice a week at most. Using it too frequently will be bad for your skin.

2. Milk, olive oil, flour

Method: Take 1 tablespoon of milk, add a few drops of olive oil and a small amount of flour, mix well, apply on the clean face, and wash with warm water after it dries.

This facial mask has the effect of reducing wrinkles and increasing skin elasticity.

3. Milk Strawberry

Method: Mash 50 grams of strawberries, filter with double-layer gauze, take the juice and add it to 1 cup of fresh milk. After mixing well, apply the strawberry milk on the face and neck and massage. Keep the milk on the face and neck for about 15 minutes before washing. According to records, this beauty lotion is one of the ancient Swiss skin care secrets. It can moisturize and cleanse the skin, has a mild astringent effect, and also has anti-wrinkle effects.

4. Bleaching and anti-freckle mask

1. Milk, hydrogen peroxide, flour and water

Method: Mix one spoon of milk, two spoons of hydrogen peroxide, three spoons of flour and a little water carefully, then apply it evenly on the face with a soft brush. After the mask is completely dry, wash it off with warm water.

It is best to use distilled water without impurities when making the mask; avoid contact with eyebrows and eyes when applying it.

2. Applying milk on the face can add radiance

The benefit of facial masks is that they have a deep cleansing effect. However, if you don’t have time to make your own facial masks, simply applying milk on your face on a daily basis can also make your skin shiny and smooth as long as you persist in doing so 1-2 times a week.

Method: Pour the milk into a clean wash basin, then apply it on your face with a thin towel; wait for the milk on your face to dry completely, then wait for a few minutes and then wash it off with water.

5. Eliminate eye swelling

Milk also has the effect of tightening the skin. If you find that your eyelids are swollen when you wake up in the morning, you can mix an appropriate amount of milk, vinegar and boiling water, then press lightly on the eyelids repeatedly for 3 to 5 minutes, and then apply a hot towel for a while, and the swelling of the eyelids will instantly subside.

If you want a simpler method, you can soak two cotton pads in frozen milk, then apply them on the swollen eyelids for about 10 minutes, and then wash them with clean water.

By understanding the above information, you will have a clearer idea of ​​how to make good use of milk, a natural product, and you can use different treatments to achieve different effects. If you want good skin, you must insist on taking good care of it. You must also insist on some basic care. It is better to choose natural things for skin care as much as possible. There are no ugly women, only lazy women. So no matter what you do, you must be proactive and persistent, and the same applies to maintenance.