I am happy the person wrote to you about not using soap. \u00a0I haven’t used soap for years. \u00a0He uses Apple Cider Vinegar when he gets really dirty in places. \u00a0That’s fine – I do that also, but I also use organic dried milk to clean up. \u00a0A little in the hand and then rub it onto the wet areas needing to be cleaned beyond just water. \u00a0I assume the person writing is a ‘he’ since he talked about shaving.<\/p>\n
You have a blog – from years past – which I picked up on, which is where I got the dried milk idea. \u00a0You put it out for a facial. \u00a0Wet your face, wash it with dried milk, let the milk stay on your face and lie down for about 20 minutes. \u00a0The dried milk rubbed all over your face dries and gives you a skin tightening experience like no other. \u00a0Rinse lots after your 20 minute rest, dry your face and add moisturizer – not the commercial kind, but clip a vitamin A capsule and rub it all over your face – followed by a vitamin E capsule, to make the A last longer. \u00a0Before you go out for the day, rinse your face with cold water and pat dry. \u00a0You will look stunning. \u00a0If you have a problem with oily skin, use the powdered milk as a powder to keep down the shine and you are good to go. \u00a0I don’t use the powdered milk as a powder, I have dry skin.<\/p>\n
If I weren’t lazy I would give you the particulars of that facial in this blog, but you can look it up for yourselves. \u00a0As I recall it was one of your first blogs way back when and I have been a devoted follower ever since. \u00a0 Keep on keeping on! \u00a0And thanks! \u00a0This is one place I know I can come to and not have to worry about marketing and advertising people selling me something in the guise of giving me information and knowledge.<\/p>\n
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