How should you wash your face with expired milk?

I believe that no matter what you buy, you will check its shelf life, especially for food. Take milk or some dairy products for example, their shelf life is very short. If they are stored for a long time or forgotten to be consumed, some of them will be expired when you remember to eat them. Some people don't want to waste them and throw them away, so the question is, can expired milk be used to wash your face? The following is a detailed answer for you.

1 Steps to wash your face with milk

1. Use facial cleanser to clean the dirt on your face first.

2. Put an appropriate amount of fresh milk into the basin and dip a towel in the milk (no need to dry the towel).

3. Press lightly on the face and repeat about 5 to 6 times.

4. Leave the milk on your face for 3 minutes and then rinse with clean water.

2 Precautions for washing your face with milk

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.

3. Can expired milk be used to wash your face?

OK. The reason why expired milk can be used to protect the skin is that it produces a large amount of lactic acid, which can soften the cuticle and has a good moisturizing effect. Secondly, although the milk has gone bad, the fat in it has not been destroyed in a short period of time, so the moisturizing effect will not be weakened. From this perspective, expired whole milk is better for skin care than skim milk.

4 Precautions for using expired milk

It should be noted that if the expired milk has already coagulated, it should not be used. Because when milk protein clumps, it loses its moisturizing effect and is of little use in skin care.

After being dried, the ingredients in milk powder cannot maintain their freshness and contain less lactic acid bacteria, so its skin care effect is not as strong as fresh milk.

People who are allergic to expired milk should use it with caution to prevent allergic reactions and acne.

Friends who want to wash their faces with expired milk must pay attention to some common problems. Expired milk can also be used to wipe leather furniture. Furniture wiped with expired milk can restore its former luster and repair small cracks. Do you think this is a process of turning waste into treasure? I hope the above suggestions can help everyone.