Can I use pure milk to wash my face every day?

Milk has many functions. For example, washing your face with milk can tighten the skin. Some friends may find that their eyelids are slightly swollen when they wake up in the morning. At this time, you might as well mix milk and a small amount of vinegar evenly, then apply a little on the upper eyelid, and then massage for about 3 to 5 minutes. This will greatly improve the swelling of the eyelids. In fact, pure milk is very effective in washing your face, but you should be careful not to wash your face every day.

Washing your face with milk can whiten your skin, and many of my friends like it very much, but the only drawback is that it is not gentle enough to moisturize your face. In this dry skin season, the skin will become cracked without enough moisture, keratin will proliferate, and acne and spots will follow. We can choose a hydrating, whitening and gentle cleansing cream to fully cleanse and hydrate the skin without irritating or damaging the skin. For example, the orange blossom amino acid cleansing cream that is most loved by beauty experts can deeply remove dirt from pores while fully hydrating the skin, leaving the face moisturized after washing.

One thing you must pay attention to is that milk has no cleansing function. After washing your face with milk, you must use facial cleanser or water to rinse the milk off your face. The reason is that milk is very nutritious, and if it is exposed to light and air for a long time, it will go bad. If milk is left on your face, the temperature of your face will be too high, which can easily breed various bacteria and cause a variety of facial problems, such as acne, blackheads, etc.

Milk can be used to wash your face, but you don’t have to use a large amount of milk, as this would be a waste. When washing your face, you can wet a cotton pad with a little milk, then apply it on your face, leave it on for about 10 minutes and then rinse it off with clean water. This way you can achieve the purpose of washing your face with milk. In fact, milk can also be used to wash hands. For example, some housewives have greasy hands after cooking. At this time, using milk to wash hands can quickly remove the greasy smell on hands.