Its beneficial properties were already known in ancient Egypt. It is well known that the Queen of Ancient Egypt, Cleopatra, bathed in donkey's milk daily. She used to fill her tub with donkey's milk, then soak her body and thus keep her skin soft and hydrated. Coming back to our days, we could say that the queen of Egypt perfectly understood the potential of milk, not only as food, but also as an ally of beauty. The surprising results would turn milk into a beauty ingredient that lasts for years and years. Moreover, in recent years, milk is experiencing a real renaissance in the world of cosmetics, and today's beauty brands confirm the value of milk for beauty and care . In fact, today, milk is back in vogue more than ever.
Nutrient rich
Cleansing milk or body milk... They may even be part of your daily grooming routine. But did you think directly about the common and main ingredient, milk? How important is it and what benefits does it provide?
Rich in protein and essential minerals, including vitamin A, vitamin D, calcium and lactic acid, milk also contains taurine and creatine. Features that make it both an excellent food and at the same time allow it to work synergistically to provide the skin with deep hydration and an anti-inflammatory action. Moreover, the beneficial effects of milk on the skin are obvious: it makes it softer and brighter, acting on darker spots. But that's not all: milk is an excellent exfoliant and, at the same time, a perfect ally against aging. A facial essence with a milky texture that nourishes, hydrates and brightens the skin barrier, reducing skin redness.
Currently, milk has become one of the protagonists of the cosmetics industry. In fact, there are more and more milk products, both plant and animal.
For example, almond and donkey milk, the least available, are excellent allies for mature skin, as they strengthen skin tone. Rice milk is also recommended for purifying oily skin, as is soy milk: it helps relieve rashes and skin irritations. Oat milk has soothing power, while coconut milk is great for removing make-up.
