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Milk Bath

If you haven’t taken a milk bath before, the concept may seem strange at first, but this ritual is anything but new. In fact, some historians note that ancient Roman societies and Cleopatra used to frequent milk baths for their healthy aging skin benefits. The lactic acid in milk helps exfoliate the skin, while its moisturizing properties promote soft, smooth skin. This time-honored practice has been valued for centuries for its ability to improve skin texture, hydrate, and reduce signs of aging. Today, it continues to be a popular natural treatment for rejuvenating the skin.

BENEFITS OF MILK BATH

  • Milk contains lactic acid, which is an alpha-hydroxy acid that also has humectant properties—that means that it can hydrate the skin and gently exfoliate to soften and smooth the skin.
  • Provide relief for inflammatory skin conditions.
  • Aid in relaxation.
  • Reduction in dry skin.
  • For those suffering from skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis, milk is a more natural bath addition.
  • Adding milk to the bath can bring much-needed cooling relief.
  • This keeps the bath free from irritating fragrances and preservatives.
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