How to Use Cleansing Milk by Derma Essentia

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What is cleansing milk? The cleansing milk is an
emulsion composed of an aqueous phase and an oily
phase. One way to obtain a rich but also fluid
material on the skin. The aqueous phase (more
than 80 of the product) consists of water but
also thermal water as well as emollients to
promote hydration. The oily phase is made up of
fatty substances (wax, fatty alcohol, vegetable
oil) that eliminate makeup, impurities, and
sebum. As a result, they also promote the
efficiency and smoothness of the milk. Note that
the cleansing milk will act as a magnet to remove
impurities from make-up. Pretty good,
right?  Several preservatives are included
in cleansing milk formulas to prevent oxidation
and bacterial proliferation. Also, this makes
sure that the milk does not contain comedogenic
ingredients, which generate imperfections such as
blackheads. Your milk should not clog the pores
of your skin.
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For what types of skin? Milk Cleanser is
recommended for all skin types. And in
particular, to people who have dry skin
and sensitive skin. The skin needs
more hydration to strengthen its skin barrier.
This additional hydrating phase will ensure more
comfort to your skin. The combination of oily
skin (oil cleaning) will feel more stifled with
this cleanser. In this case, micellar water will
be required.
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How to apply the cleansing milk Tie up your
hair. As you are going to bend down to use the
cleansing milk, you should tie your hair so that
it does not fall in your eyes. Hold your bangs
back using pliers. Make a ponytail using a rubber
band. If you have short hair, you can hold it
back using a headband instead. Wash your
hands. You must have clean hands before using
cleansing milk. Wash your hands well with soap
and lukewarm water. Your hands can carry bacteria
that could cause acne or infection. Warm the
cleansing milk to room temperature. Pour a little
cleansing milk into one of your palms. Rub the
cleansing milk between your two hands to warm it
up. Continue like this for a few minutes, until
it is about the same temperature as your skin.
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Apply the milk to your skin. Place your hands on
your cheeks and apply gentle pressure. This helps
transfer the milk to your face. Wait 10 seconds
before removing your hands. Pat your face five
times. Once you have transferred the milk to your
skin, gently cleaning the place the backs of your
hands on your face, and then quickly withdraw
those five or six times. This should create a
kind of suction that will help draw impurities to
the skin's surface where they can easily be
cleaned off. Massage in the milk. Put milk
cleanser on your and apply it on your face and
neck. These apply light pressure and allow the
milk to penetrate, massaging gently. By getting
the milk into the skin, you can reach places,
such as the wings of the nose or below the
eyebrows, which are often poorly cleaned when
removing makeup. Rinse it off with lukewarm
water. When you are completed, wash your face
with warm water. This helps eliminate excess
milk. You can also use a make-up removing disc or
glove to remove excess cleansing milk.
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Remove the residue using a lukewarm
glove. Cleansing these kinds of milk can leave a
greasy film on the skin. If you have the
impression that there is still makeup, a remover
on your face, wet a glove with lukewarm water.
Leave the glove on your face for five seconds.
Wipe off the residue. You can repeat this step
three or four times to remove the excess. Finish
with a tonic lotion or moisturizer. Apply your
usual tonic lotion to tone your face. This will
ensure your skin is thoroughly cleansed and may
be able to help prevent an acne breakout.
Finally, finish the ritual with a day cream or
your usual lotion to moisturize and soothe your
skin. You can now put on makeup!   Thanks for
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