Milk Powder: A powder used in bath and facial preparations as a soothing skin cleanser and wash (an inexpensive alternative to other higher priced products).
1 cup dried milk powder
Method
- Add the dried milk powder to the bath and agitate to dissolve.
For dry skin: Mix half teaspoon honey with the yolk of an egg and one tablespoon dried milk powder. Mix into a paste and apply. Remove after 20 minutes with water.
For oily skins: Mix half teaspoon honey with egg white and one
teaspoon lemon juice.
Make a paste by mixing papaya, honey, milk, and milk powder. Apply on face and leave for a few minutes and wash, your face will look fairer.
Apply egg white to your face.
Take one tea spoon thin gruel ( in powder form), one tea spoon wheat husk, 1/2 tea spoon poppy powder, one tea spoon skimmed milk powder, one tea spoon sandal powder.
Mix the above products. Keep it in air tight container.
To make the mixture, mix equal amounts of oatmeal and dry milk powder and then display in a nice glass jar that can displayed right in your bathroom. For each bath, add 1/2 cup of oatmeal/ dry milk powder to your bath.
2) Beat together 1 egg white, 1 tsp spirits of camphor, 1 heaping Tbsp skim milk powder and a scant drop of essential oil of mint. First apply a thin film of odorless castor oil to the skin , then apply a thick layer of the egg white mask.
Soak 1 cup dried apricots in water until softened. Puree in blender or food processor with 2 tablespoons skim milk powder. Apply to face and let set about 15 minutes. Gently wipe off facial mask with a damp wash cloth.
I use sesame seed oil in my lip balm which has a nutty flavor so I use a drop or two of honey. Here Sharon takes it to the bath and face. And like Sharon I use whole milk powder in baths. You will always have it.
Add the white of an egg and a little bit of milk powder and rose water for a beautiful smell.Spread this paste all over your face and neck.This is wonderful for toning and moisturising your face, whatever your age is.
 See also: Milk, Natural, Lemon, Warm, Cucumber
  
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