Milk As A Natural Whitening Agent For Lighter Skin Tone

If you are concerned about your dark skin tone then  you need not to get worry because nature gives us a natural ingredient in a form of milk.
By using these tips you have not need to go to purchase expensive skin whitening products and go to saloons.
First step that have to taken is

Limit your exposure to sun 

Try to avoid direct exposure to sun because ultra violet rays from sun will directly damage our skin and it is the direct way of tanning skin tone.Use sun block of at least spf  20.Or you can use such products containing 20+ SPF.But never forget that the sun is also a source of vitamin D for our skin.So try to balance out your source of exposure to sun.

Milk helps to removes skin pigmentation



by applying topically milk helps to removes skin pigmentation.The lactic acid in skin helps to removes the skin pigmentation and brighten the skin tone in result.

How to use

Method 1

Soak a slice of a lemon into a half cup of milk and dipped it for 15 minutes.Now apply this milk with cotton onto your skin and leave it over night.

Method 2

Add some drops of lemon in a butter milk or you can use cream of fresh goat milk and mix it well now apply it on your face and neck and massage thoroughly until the balls of dust particles and dead skin removes in a form of black dust balls.Now clean your skin with a cotton pad or a piece of tissue. Do not wash your face after it and leave it over night.Wash your face early morning with gentle face wash.

Method 3

Pour a milk into a bowl its better to add cow milk and warm it for 1 minute using oven.soak a piece of cloth into it and apply it on your face.Gently massage it all over your face.Now remove the piece of cloth and left the milk to dry over your face.leave it over night for getting extra smooth and bright skin on early morning.


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