Can I use milk to wash my face if I have combination skin?

Many friends don’t know this! In addition to drinking, milk can also be used to wash your face. This is mainly because milk is rich in minerals and vitamins. Washing your face with milk can moisturize well, and the nutrients in the milk can be absorbed by the skin when washing your face, thereby replenishing nutrition to the skin, repairing skin damage, and having anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. For those with combination skin, it would be more ideal to use milk to wash the face.

People of all skin types can use milk to wash their face. When you are twenty-one years old, generally speaking, you have more oil secretion. You can use a little facial cleanser to clean it first, and then apply a little milk on your face. If you have a facial mask paper, it can also be used. It can have a certain moisturizing effect. Apply it for about ten minutes to clean it, and then wash it with clean water, and use a little skin care water.

The biggest characteristic of combination skin is that the T-zone is prone to oiliness and sweating. If it is not cleaned properly, it will cause acne and enlarged pores. The cheeks produce very little oil, not as much as the forehead and nose. The skin texture appears to be finer than that of the T-zone, so the maintenance methods will naturally be more complicated than for simple dry or oily skin. However, only by treating the symptoms can you effectively improve the skin quality and achieve the distinct effect of perfect skin condition. What facial cleanser should I use for combination skin? Choose a cleansing product suitable for combination skin. The gel texture is very refreshing and comfortable to use. Don't wash your face too vigorously. If you feel that your T-zone is particularly oily, you can wash the oily area one more time, and be more gentle on your cheeks.

When washing your face with milk, you don't necessarily have to choose fresh milk. In fact, milk that has just expired will be more effective for washing your face. The first advantage is from an economic point of view. Milk that has just expired is often not drinkable, but if you use it to wash your face, you can bring out the effectiveness of the milk without wasting it. The second advantage is that milk that has just expired often contains a small amount of lactic acid, which can remove aging cuticles, making your skin more tender and smoother after washing your face.