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• Method 1 of 2: Apply Cleansing Milk
• Method 2 of 2: Determining When to Use Cleansing Milk

Cleansing milk is a type of cleanser that can be used to remove makeup, dirt and dirt particles from your face. And while it's not meant to fight acne or prevent blackheads, it does help keep skin clean and beautiful. To use cleansing milk, you need to wash your hands, apply the product to your face and neck, and then rinse it off completely.

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Method 1 of 2: Apply Cleansing Milk

1. 1 Collect your hair. Since you will be leaning forward when using the cleansing milk, you need to collect your hair so that it does not fall on your face. Pin your bangs with an invisible barrette or a hairpin, and collect your hair in a ponytail and tie it with an elastic band.
   • If you have short hair, you can pull it back with a headband or headband.
2. 2 Wash your hands. Before applying the cleansing milk, your hands should be clean. Wash them thoroughly with soap and warm water. There may be bacteria on your hands that cause acne or inflammation on your face.
3. 3 Heat the cleansing milk to body temperature. Apply the product to your palms. Place them together and rub to warm the milk. A couple of seconds is enough for it to reach your approximate body temperature.
4. 4 Apply the milk to your face. Cover your cheeks with your hands, applying gentle pressure. This will distribute the milk over the skin. Keep your hands on for about 10 seconds.
5. 5 Pat your face lightly with your hands five times. After spreading the milk over the skin, gently bring your palms back to your face and quickly pat 5-6 times. This will create a kind of effect of pulling dirt to the surface, from where it will be easy to wash off later.
6. 6 Massage the milk into the skin with light massaging movements. Apply the product all over the face and neck. Using gentle pressure, rub it lightly into your skin.
   • By rubbing the milk into your skin, you can reach areas where dirt and makeup is most likely to accumulate. These include, for example, the wings of the nose and the skin under the eyebrows.
7. 7 Rinse off with warm water. When finished, rinse your face with warm water. This will remove any excess milk from your face. Remnants of the product can also be removed with a towel or cotton pad.
8. 8 Remove residue with a warm towel. Milk leaves a residue on the face. If you still feel the product on your face, soak a towel in warm water. Cover your face with this towel for five minutes and then wipe off whatever remains on the skin.
   • To completely wash off the sediment, you can repeat the process 3-4 times.
9. 9 Then apply a toner or moisturizer. The tonic you usually use will work. This will provide your skin with deep cleansing and prevent acne breakouts. Finish with your usual face cream or toner to hydrate and hydrate your skin.
   • After that, you can apply makeup.

Method 2 of 2: Determining When to Use Cleansing Milk

1. 1 Use cleansing milk morning and evening. This remedy is quite light, so it can be applied twice a day. You can substitute milk for your regular facial cleanser. In the evening, you can use milk to wash off light makeup.
2. 2 Use a cleansing milk to remove the base of your makeup. Cleansing milk is needed in order to wash off makeup, dirt and its particles from the face. It is not intended to cleanse the skin, lower sebum levels, or unclog pores. To wash off your foundation or powder, apply the milk to your face as you would with your regular cleanser.
   • To remove heavy makeup, use a makeup remover followed by milk to complete the process of removing makeup and dirt.
3. 3 Use milk to remove eye makeup. This product is designed to remove cosmetics. To do this, dampen a cotton pad with warm water. Apply cleansing milk. Gently run the cotton pad over the eye, moving from the inner corner to the outer corner.
   • Rinse off any excess with warm water.