Can expired milk wash your face 10

Many people use expired milk for skin care, which does have a certain effect, because expired milk produces lactic acid, which is a kind of fruit acid, which can soften keratin and have a moisturizing effect.

The first to discover that expired milk can be skincare is Cleopatra, who likes to bathe with fresh milk, and found that expired sour milk, after bathing, ** smoother and thinner, in fact, these bad milk, the reason why skin care can be done, is mainly the lactic acid in expired milk, followed by the fat in milk, therefore, the skin care effect of full-fat milk is better than skimming, the difference is in the amount of fat, but the lactic acid bacteria produced by expired milk will not be affected by the fat content.

Expired milk can also be used to compress the face, and a bottle of expired milk poured into the bathtub, after being diluted, the effect may be poor, so it is recommended to apply the whole body first, wait for 5 to 10 minutes later, and then soak in the bathtub, so the effect is better, and lactic acid bacteria will not cause urinary tract infection, do not worry.

As for whether soaking in milk powder also has the same effect, experts say that after the ingredients of milk powder are dried, they cannot maintain freshness, and there are fewer lactic acid bacteria, and the effect of skin care is not as strong as that of fresh milk.

However, it should be noted that if the expired milk has already clumped, do not use it, because lactic acid will not clump, and it is milk protein that will clump, which has no effect on exfoliation or moisturizing.

There are many other effects of expired milk:

1. Wipe the leather shoes--- first brush off the dirt on the upper with a brush, and then evenly smear the upper with expired sour milk on gauze, and wipe it with a dry cloth after drying, the upper can be as bright as new, and can also prevent the leather surface from drying and cracking.

2. Wipe the floor--- dilute the expired sour milk with water, then sprinkle it on the floor and wipe it with a mop, and the floor can be as bright as new.

3. Remove the ink on the clothes--- first wash the clothes with water, and then pour in the expired sour milk to gently scrub to remove the ink on the clothes.

4. Watering flowers--- If the expired milk already has an obvious sour taste, you can use it to water the flowers. To prevent the bad taste from spreading, you can dig a small pit in the middle of the flower soil and bury the milk in it.

5. Wipe leather furniture--- if the expired milk has a small amount of precipitation, but the smell has not changed, you can use it to wipe the leather furniture to restore its luster, and you can also repair small cracks.

After reading the introduction below, you will know that milk has been known as a good skin care product since ancient times. However, there are only a few people who can really bathe with a large amount of fresh milk every day like the ancient noblewomen, and the vast majority of people will use expired and undrinkable milk for skin care. But did you know that this practice is crooked, and the skin care effect of expired milk is no worse than that of fresh milk?

Recently, on the American "Beauty**", beauty expert Jenny Rocheret wrote an article pointing out that the first to discover that expired milk can be used for skin care was Cleopatra. Legend has it that she likes to bathe with fresh milk, and later found that expired sour milk made ** smoother and finer after bathing. Studies have shown that the reason why these expired and undrinkable milk can be used for skin care is first of all because of the large amount of lactic acid produced in milk, which can soften keratin and have a good moisturizing effect.

Secondly, although the milk has deteriorated, the fat in it has not been destroyed in a short period of time, so the moisturizing effect is not weakened. From this point of view, whole expired milk is more effective than skim milk. For skin care with expired milk, you can use it directly on your face, or you can pour a bottle of expired milk into the bathtub, dilute it with water and soak in the bath.

However, Jenny advises that the effect will be weakened after dilution, so it is best to apply milk to the whole body beforehand, massage for 5-10 minutes, and then soak in the bath. Because lactic acid bacteria do not cause urinary tract infections, women do not need to worry about the safety of this skincare method.

It is important to note that expired milk should not be used if it has clumped. Because when the milk protein is clumped, it loses its moisturizing effect, and skin care is of little significance. Milk is only just expired and has not deteriorated, and it can be used to wash your face and moisturize your skin.