Will washing your face with milk cause fat particles to grow?

Although washing your face with milk can make your skin whiter and moisturize it, you need to note that you only need to use milk twice a week. There is a kind of very small fat globule in milk. After each face wash, part of this fat globule will remain on the skin, which will make our skin look smoother and more supple. However, if you wash your face with milk every day, the fat globule will accumulate too much, which may cause fat particles to grow on your face.

Don't use milk to wash your face every day, because the skin also needs proper rest and time to breathe. But you can use it to wash your hands. I used to use yogurt to wash my hands, and the effect is really good. The method of eliminating fat granules depends on the situation. If the number of fat granules is small and they have grown fuller and more prominent, and the skin is non-scarring, you can squeeze them out gently with your fingers and apply a little erythromycin ointment. If the number of fat granules is large and dense, you can go to the hospital and use special medicines under the guidance of professionals to eliminate the fat granules. If there are many fat granules and it is difficult to eliminate them with drugs, you can go to the hospital or a regular beauty institution to have professionals pick, treat and care for them.

It is certainly good to wash your face with milk frequently, but there is one thing you must pay attention to, that is, after washing with milk, you must rinse the milk off your face with facial cleanser or water. The reason is that milk is very nutritious. If it remains on the face, it can easily breed various bacteria and cause a variety of facial problems, such as acne, pimples, inflammation and so on.

It should also be noted that it is best not to boil the milk when washing your face with it. This is mainly because if the milk is boiled, the nutrients in the milk will be destroyed, and these nutrients will not be absorbed by the skin on the face, thus failing to nourish the skin. If the temperature is relatively low in winter, it is recommended to heat the milk in an environment of 70°C for 3 minutes, and then use this warm milk to wash your face.