The beauty of Cleopatra

The beauty of Cleopatra has been worried about women for many centuries, because she managed to conquer the hearts of the most impregnable and formidable men of that time. We will talk about the three secrets of the beauty of Cleopatra - a milk bath, a mask of beauty and special aromas.

Cleopatra is arguing a lot about the beauty of Cleopatra. Someone claims that Cleopatra was ugly, had an outstanding chin and narrow lips, the Egyptians continue to defend the beauty of their queen, others say that during the time of Cleopaters there were other canons of external beauty. Each version has the right to exist, and we are not historians to argue about it. Our conversation is not about the external beauty of Cleopatra, but about the beauty of her skin confirmed by all the sources. For Egypt, where the scorching sun and sand are constantly acting on the skin, it was especially relevant, and Cleopatra, we must pay tribute to it, left for us very good recipes for female beauty. Here are some of them...

Dairy bath Cleopatra

The most important recipe for Cleopatra's beauty, of course, is the famous dairy bath. To make the milk bath Cleopatra, dissolve a small cup of honey in a liter of hot (but not boiled) milk and pour the mixture into the bath. The temperature of the Cleopatra bath should be like body temperature, that is, 36-37 degrees, take a bath for 10-15 minutes. Modern followers of the beauty of Cleopatra sometimes offer to replace fresh milk with dry, at the rate of 1-2 kg. to the bath. I tried, the effect is also not bad, the skin is very delicate.
But that's not all. Speaking about the beauty of Cleopatra, we note that the effect of the Cleopatra bath enhanced the scrub - the lost sea salt was mixed with thick cream and rubbed the queen's body. (Take 200 gr. Salt for half a cup of thick cream). They rubbed or after the bath - the opinions diverge, I tried both options and I will say that it is so good, but I think that it is better to use a scrub to the bath, it will cleanse the skin, and milk with honey will bring the skin a greater effect for the beauty of the skin. But after the bathroom, I advise a recipe that is not a recipe for the beauty of Cleopatra, but we will find me at one of the forums and I really liked it, great for skin care and body. So, when taking a milk-honey bath along the covenants of Cleopatra, put an old nylon stocking or dense gauze in it with several handfuls of oatmeal, and at the end rub this composition, wait five minutes and rinse under the shower. Cleopatra, I think, would like this recipe for beauty, it cleanses the skin, nourishes it, makes it smooth and silky.
From myself, I want to note that if we can afford a whole bath of milk, of course, then a bath for hands is always enough, but the skin of our handles will be excellent. Honey is enough teaspoon.

Cleopatra's beauty - masks

Cleopatra is attributed several masks, for example, from the same honey and milk. Sake warm milk and honey in equal doses, apply the composition to the face for half an hour and then rinse with warm water. The mask is good in that it suits almost any skin type. In addition to this recipe for the beauty of Cleopatra, often indicate a clay mask that cleanses and bleats the skin. Its composition is clay, honey, sour cream in equal parts and a few drops of lemon juice. Apply it for 20 minutes, wash it out first with warm, then cold water. You can also see other face masks.

Cleopatra beauty - aromas

Why do you think Cleopatra has chosen at the heart of her beauty recipes precisely milk and honey? The smell is another component of its female attractiveness. The smell of honey in deep esoteric beliefs, which is full of aromatherapy, personifies with the smell of nature, this is “sweet” by nature, and a child, youth, youth smells of milk. Therefore, milk and honey, if you look at the philosophy of faith, mean a combination of natural sweetness and youth, literally "young delicious woman." It is no accident that both Caesar and Mark Anthony could not resist the spells of such a deeply subconscious natural beauty of Cleopatra.
In addition to these smells, Cleopatra loved Ladan and Mirra - mysterious and attractive, they simultaneously reassured her strong, but often unrestrained and imminent for the reprisal of men. Perhaps it was next to such a beauty of Cleopatra that the powerful of this world of this man felt good and rested in comfort and bliss. I am sure that this should learn to those who want to build a harmonious relationship between a man and a woman. Read more about this in the block Aromatherapy