Q&A for How to Get Good Skin with Milk

You wouldn't want to rip off the effects of the milk, so it's better to just use clean water only.

If you use raw cow milk daily, you should see results in a week. Just remember to use raw milk; otherwise, there will be no benefit from it.

Yes you can. In fact you should leave a layer of milk on your face overnight to get a glowing face in the morning.

Just flush your eyes. The milk won't hurt your eyes.

Milk contains fats and helps to retain moisture when used topically, so it can help you age gracefully.

Yes, you can.

It can make your skin more oily, leading to acne. Milk powder is an alternative, though, because it won't be as oily, and it has a large portion of similar benefits as liquid milk.

It wont lead to any side effects, but using it daily could reduce the effects it has. Try to apply the milk every 2-3 days instead.

No it does not.

Using fresh raw milk is recommended for the best results. Mix three to four strands of saffron with every four teaspoons of milk you use. Let it stay for half and hour. Stir. Apply and keep it for 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water.

No, canned milk has preservatives and sugars that don't help your skin at all.

Yes.

The high fat content of full cream is preferable. Goat's milk is even closer to the pH levels of humans.

It is good for skin if you have a dry or normal skin but if you have an oily skin, then try not to use milk or your skin may grow more acne.

Milk is best used on dry skin, as it hydrates.

No, it will not work as the creamy and full fat ones hydrate your skin and moisturise it with the essential vitamins and minerals.

I would only use milk on your face once per day.

No, actually drinking a lot of milk will make you break out even more.

Coconut milk is also good for the skin, and coconut oil probably more so.

Yes, you can. Milk contains lactic acid, which is beneficial to your hair and gradually will enhance its true potential to grow thick and long. Do this every once a month to see brilliant results. Lemon juice is an alkaline, so it can damage hair, and can cause dandruff.

Milk powder is a good substitute for milk and can give the same benefits. Beware, it can be expensive!

Yes. A little lemon juice in the milk will make it better for oily skin.

Yes, but remember that buffalo milk contains more fat than cow's milk, so it might make your skin more oily, but it will work the same.

No, milk will not lighten your skin.

Yes, the cool milk can work like an ice cube to calm and soothe pain from acne.

Yes, although the results will not be as good as if you add a gallon or more to your bath.

Yes, but buy full fat (whole) milk. Whole milk will make your skin more hydrated than skim or 1% milk.

I recommend you use a raw fresh milk on your face. It's best for the skin, especially if you have dry or sensitive skin.

Yes, you can.

You should use turmeric with milk when trying to brighten your face. Don't leave on for more than 20 minutes.