Do you use yogurt to make noodles and wash it when it dries?

You don't have to wait for it to be completely dry, just 10 to 15 minutes.

Yoghurt**. Yogurt**can be activated**: Yogurt and flour are mixed evenly to make**, if **drier, half an egg yolk can be added. Applying yogurt to the face can activate** and restore elasticity.

Ingredients: 1 cup of yogurt, appropriate amount of flour, 1 small bowl.

Method: 1. Put an appropriate amount of yogurt and flour in a small bowl and mix well to form a thick yogurt paste. (Don't make it too thin, otherwise you won't be able to thicken the **).

2. Apply evenly to the whole face, leave for 10 to 15 minutes, and then wash off with warm water.

Efficacy: Yogurt** can be used as a face wash, so you don't have to deliberately clean your face before and after use. After 4 to 5 uses, the skin will feel completely new.

How to use: 1 Wash your face, preferably with hot water, so that the pores of the face are easy to expand and facilitate the absorption of nutrients.

2 Apply yogurt** to the face, leave for 15-30 minutes, and then wash the face. Be careful to use lukewarm water.

3 Pat your face with a little weakly acidic makeup water with a cotton pad and let it air dry.

4 Finally, you can also apply yogurt to your face as a skincare product.

After using yogurt**, there is no need to use anything else**. However, before using yogurt**, you need to do **test**. Some people with allergies can use it after the ** test and no abnormal reaction.

It can also be used with a few other things.

It's OK in 20 minutes, there's no need to leave it on for that long

Yes, but not for too long.

Drink more water, kefir, but the possible effect of hydration will be a little better (of course, depending on your skin type, dry and neutral with hydration is best) doing it every day will only be wasteful, do it every 3 days.

It is recommended to wash your face with warm water before applying, which can open the pores of the face and make it easier to absorb.

Once or twice a week It's best not to do too much.

It's not great to do too much, 2-3 times a week, but you're still going to use the product.

Hello, yogurt is very washable. If it has just been stained, it can be washed off immediately with water, and if it has been stained for a long time, then soak it in slightly lukewarm water, rub it and wash it off. Hope it helps.

Rinse off with water.

Yogurt is a milk product that uses milk as raw material, pasteurizes it, adds beneficial bacteria (leavening culture) to the milk, ferments it, and then cools and fills it. At present, most of the yogurt products on the market are coagulated, stirred and fruity with various fruit juices, jams and other accessories. Yogurt not only retains all the advantages of milk, but also makes some aspects of the process more suitable for human nutrition.

Nutrition is much worse. Yogurt has live probiotics that the human body needs, which has many benefits for the human intestines, and yogurt tablets are made by adding flavoring agents such as milk powder, not to mention that there are live probiotics, and there will be no probiotics, and the nutrition is certainly not a little bit different. There is no problem with chronic enteritis and yogurt, as long as it is not drunk on an empty stomach or a lot at once.

It is best not to exceed 150g and there should be no problem.

It's different, the so-called yogurt chips are not fermented.

Yogurt is generally good for enteritis because it is conducive to intestinal absorption.

The production process is different, of course, the nutrition is not completely consistent, but yogurt is more conducive to absorption, and there are milk tablets for you to carry!

OK. Yogurt** can be used to wash your face, so you don't have to deliberately clean your face before and after use. After 4 to 5 uses, the skin will have a new feeling, mainly to tighten the pores.

Yogurt can effectively inhibit the oxidation process of tyrosine during the formation of melanin and reduce the deposition of melanin in the human body. In addition, the inorganic mineral elements such as calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium contained in yogurt can effectively improve the pH of the blood, reduce the formation of pigment spots in **, and have a certain digestion effect on various pigments such as melasma and freckles.

No, 1Bacteria will multiply in yogurt2, it will dry out, it is not good, it should be applied for a certain time, then washed off, and skin care products applied. Just like the general ** after you finish it, you have to apply it again.

Don't be like this, sleep at night is a time for a person to detoxify and rest and breathe, you put yogurt on your face, it will clog pores, affect your respiratory metabolism, and you may have acne!

Wash your face with honest and practical facial soap, and then apply a little glycerin! Don't listen to any bells and whistles! Don't joke with your own face, what cucumber, lemon, what sea mud, what yogurt! Be careful that they multiply bacteria on your face!

You can use a cotton swab to apply leftover yogurt to your face, and you can dry it again and again, and the three layers are about the same, which can shrink the pores.

If the human body is acidic, it is not recommended that you use yogurt to wash it, it is better to use milk, and it is cheaper than yogurt.

Of course, it can whiten and remove beans.

The landlord is making his own yogurt, it is easier to wash with stainless steel liners, and it is recommended not to wash with dish soap when washing with water, because the residual chemical detergent may affect the activity of the bacterial powder when you do it next time. I've been using Bifidobacterium nucleolarum yogurt starter and Bear's yogurt maker to make yogurt and **, there are precautions on it, don't clean the liner with chemicals.

Try scrubbing with dish soap.

You look at the instructions. I remember his red wine ** saying that it was okay to stay overnight.

It can be used as a sleep** and you can wash it again when you wake up the next morning if you're as lazy as I am.