Is this true??
Question: wash your face with milk then it will improve your looks
Answers: I think it is true. I mean, when you think about, your skin is the largest organ on your body and therefore absorbing anything through your skin is the quickest way to go directly into your blood stream. Therefore, if you regularly perhaps bathe in a mixture of 1 litre of milk in a tub of warm water I believe that you will see a definite softening and clarifying of your skin appearance and tone. Milk is full of vital skin nutrients such as Vitamin A(necessary for keeping the outer layers of your tissues and organs healthy and is also a powerfull antioxidant), Protein is a building block for our muscles, bones, cartilage, skin, hair, and blood), calcium (healthy bones and teeth) and lactose (which is important for the digestive process).......... all these vitamins and nutrients would therefore pass directly into the blood stream, thus avoiding the digestion process and immediately revitalising your skin.......... I am lactose intolerant and have such a bath as often as I can to try and maintain optimum digestive and skin health. I'm 44 and people quite often tell me I look at least 10 years younger, maybe that's just down to genetics but, hey, it works for me so i stick with it!!
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no, i don't believe it. I've never tried it before and never will. for me milk is to be drunk. it will make us healthy. but to wash your face with it is ridiculous for me. maybe there is a chance to beautify a person by using milk... but by drinking it not by applying it externally.
it contains nutrients needed by our body. so maybe those nutrients can also improve our looks. but do you really think that there is a connection? (I DON'T THINK SO)
as I've told you, I've never experienced using milk to wash my face... everything is just based on my opinion...
MERRY CHRISTMAS!:)
Apparently Cleopatra bathed in milk. You could be supporting the Dairy Farmers big time!!
I choose to drink it instead.
If my skin can absorb the nutrients that way ... I would be all swollen from the water and other liquid that it absorb when I swim, shower and soak....
drinking some instead of fizzy stuff might work better
That's the first time I've heard that one
I heard about yoghurt & honey mask.
may be
never heard of that
FIRST OF ALL USE CLEAN WATER SO THAT DIST AMD DIRT GOES OFF.
WET BASIN POWDER LIGHTLY WITH WATER RUB IT DRIED POWDER FALLS OFF AND THEN, YOU CAN USE SOAP LIKE DOVE.Same can be done every week whole body becomes slender and gives shine
no need of milk
Doubt it.
Drink the milk it will improve your hydration and calcium content.
i don't think milk will improve your looks. you either have it or you don't. i don't know if it will help your complection or not, if that is what you meant.
No. You have to have some kind of looks to begin with.
Answers: I think it is true. I mean, when you think about, your skin is the largest organ on your body and therefore absorbing anything through your skin is the quickest way to go directly into your blood stream. Therefore, if you regularly perhaps bathe in a mixture of 1 litre of milk in a tub of warm water I believe that you will see a definite softening and clarifying of your skin appearance and tone. Milk is full of vital skin nutrients such as Vitamin A(necessary for keeping the outer layers of your tissues and organs healthy and is also a powerfull antioxidant), Protein is a building block for our muscles, bones, cartilage, skin, hair, and blood), calcium (healthy bones and teeth) and lactose (which is important for the digestive process).......... all these vitamins and nutrients would therefore pass directly into the blood stream, thus avoiding the digestion process and immediately revitalising your skin.......... I am lactose intolerant and have such a bath as often as I can to try and maintain optimum digestive and skin health. I'm 44 and people quite often tell me I look at least 10 years younger, maybe that's just down to genetics but, hey, it works for me so i stick with it!!
CHEERS
♥
no, i don't believe it. I've never tried it before and never will. for me milk is to be drunk. it will make us healthy. but to wash your face with it is ridiculous for me. maybe there is a chance to beautify a person by using milk... but by drinking it not by applying it externally.
it contains nutrients needed by our body. so maybe those nutrients can also improve our looks. but do you really think that there is a connection? (I DON'T THINK SO)
as I've told you, I've never experienced using milk to wash my face... everything is just based on my opinion...
MERRY CHRISTMAS!:)
Apparently Cleopatra bathed in milk. You could be supporting the Dairy Farmers big time!!
I choose to drink it instead.
If my skin can absorb the nutrients that way ... I would be all swollen from the water and other liquid that it absorb when I swim, shower and soak....
drinking some instead of fizzy stuff might work better
That's the first time I've heard that one
I heard about yoghurt & honey mask.
may be
never heard of that
FIRST OF ALL USE CLEAN WATER SO THAT DIST AMD DIRT GOES OFF.
WET BASIN POWDER LIGHTLY WITH WATER RUB IT DRIED POWDER FALLS OFF AND THEN, YOU CAN USE SOAP LIKE DOVE.Same can be done every week whole body becomes slender and gives shine
no need of milk
Doubt it.
Drink the milk it will improve your hydration and calcium content.
i don't think milk will improve your looks. you either have it or you don't. i don't know if it will help your complection or not, if that is what you meant.
No. You have to have some kind of looks to begin with.
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