Does taking a bath in spoiled milk help make your skin softer?

Question

i am 13 and all of my friends have really soft skin and someone told me that taking a bath in spoiled milk makes your skin soft is it true

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I wouldn't say spoiled milk, that would just be disgusting but it is true that regular milk will make your skin soft. I mean, I guess spoiled milk would work okay as well but why use that when you could use regular and get the same results. I wouldn't go to the extreme of having a bath in milk to just achieve soft skin though- I'd go with a good body lotion over that any day!

Answer 3

tee hee. no ur friend was probably testing you to see if u were gullable.u'd snell so bad and its got tons of bacteria. for softer skin on ur face, facials work realy well. but otherwise just find like the right cream. good luck, sweetie pie =]

Answer 4

wooow. no. spoiled milk is full of bacteria and stuff.....i would think it would do the opposite.....and anyways.....how could u handle the smell?

Answer 5

ew. haha.

your friend is messing with you,

spoiled milk doesn't do anything.

Just use lotion that tightens your pores and moisturizes.

Especially after you shower since your pores are most open at that time so the lotion can really just soak in.  

Answer 6

That's so hard, and I don't know if it does work.

Cleanse your face and moisturise heaps,

thats what I do and heaps of people comment about m soft skin.

Answer 7

No.  It just makes you stink.

Drinking lots of water, and using sunscreen often helps to make your skin soft and supple.  Also, protects from sun damage.

Using moisturizers help.  But, not spoiled milk.

Answer 8

That would make you smell terrible!!

Get some body butter instead -- or another kind of really thick lotion