In ancient times, the rich took a milk bath using donkey milk (donkey milk makes the best cheese) to revitalize their ageing skin. It is said that Queen Cleopatra’s had over 7,000 donkeys milked daily for her milk bath and that contributed to her beautiful skin and youth.
Apart from the skin, milk contains properties which are also good for the hair.
Check out some of the benefits of Milk Bath:
Smoothens: This is perhaps the most common of them all. Milk contains lipids which smoothen out the fine lines and wrinkles leaving your skin smooth and soft.
Natural Moisturizer: Raw milk has proteins that can help hydrate your flaky and dry skin while the fat moisturises your face.
Facial cleanser: Instead of using your drugstore facial cleansers, you can switch to raw milk. It gently cleanses your skin while opening your pores.
Lightens the skin: Contains high lactic acid concentration which helps to get rid of pigmented skin and fades dark spots.
The simple trick is to leave it in your face for up to 10 minutes or more to enjoy soft and visibly brighter skin.
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