Cleopatra was renowned for her captivating allure and radiant complexion. She indulged herself in luxurious baths of goats milk, pearl powder, and honey to maintain her beautiful, soft, supple skin and it's radiant glow.

This blog delves into Cleopatra’s beauty routines and practices, unraveling the secrets that procured her timeless attraction.

Cleoptra Queen Of Egypt

Cleopatra used readily available natural products and concreted her place in history as the queen of beauty. The Egyptian Queen is known as the most beautiful woman in human history, and for centuries people have been admiring her beauty. She owed her impeccable skin to Pearl Powder.

One of Cleopatra's beauty secrets was adding pearl powder to her evening drink. She also bathed in pearl powder, goat milk and honey regularly, and applied it topically to her skin to keep her skin looking ravishing and radiant. These baths became popular with Roman women in her era.

She used milk, honey, goats milk, olive oil and sesame oil to keep her wrinkles at bay. Castor oil was another weapon in Cleopatra's beauty arsenal along with Henna.

Cleopatra used goats milk, honey and pearl powder facial masks for their moisturizing qualities. She rubbed aloe vera gel on her skin every day to keep it soft and smooth. She kept pure shea butter on her at all time, that was her skin conditioner. She would apply it everyday to her skin to keep it glowing and smooth.

Cleopatra used various pigments and dyes to enhance her features. She used a red pigment called ochre or cinnabar on her lips and cheeks to create a vibrant and alluring look.

Skin Benefits Of Goat Milk

Goats milk has been used for skincare since ancient time. It can be traced back to ancient Egypt, when Cleopatra desired to maintain her outstanding radiant beauty.

Goat milk is full of vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, lactic acid, AHAs, and triglycerides that nourish, moisturize, and gently exfoliate the skin. Goat milk contains vitamins A, B1, B6, B12, C, D, and E, as well as minerals like selenium, zinc, and copper.

These nutrients help nourish your skin leaving it soft, smooth, hydrated, refreshed, and rejuvenated.

Goat milk has the same pH as human skin, and help support your skin's microbiome. That's why goat milk has been used for thousands of years to hydrate and nourish dry or sensitive skin.

Goats milk is the reason European milkmaids of yore gained a reputation for a perfect complexion.

Skin Benefits Of Pearl Powder

Pearl Powder has a plethora of skin benefits, from anti aging, to skin brightening, to combating acne, and boosting collagen production. Royal inhabitants of the Chinese Imperial Palace swore by the miraculous skin regenerating effects of pearl powder, which they used for healing, wrinkles, and skin brightening.

Pearl powder can also shrink pores, decrease redness, improve skin texture, even out skin tone, and make your skin plump, supple, and luminous. It has become the #1 skin care and cosmetic ingredient of all time.

Skin Benefits Of Honey

Honey has many skin benefits which include hydration, helps prevent and treats acne, infections and other skin conditions, and promotes skin cell regeneration. It is an anti-inflammatory that helps reduce swelling, redness and irritated skin.

Honey promotes healing of damaged tissues, fades scars and hyper-pigmentation, helps boost radiance, and decreases signs of aging.

Pearl Powder, Goats Milk, And Honey Facial

Here we go. Cleopatra's favorite facial.

This facial contains powerhouse anti aging ingredients.This is the most famous and eccentric beauty technique that Cleopatra used in her beauty routine. It is rich in vitamins such as Vitamin A, minerals and beneficial fatty acids. It exfoliates gently, moisturizes to a sublime supple state, fights wrinkles and leaves your skin ravishing and with resplendent glow. 🌟

Ingredients

1 tsp Pearl Powder
1 tsp raw honey
Goats Milk

Directions:

1. Put pearl powder in a small bowl, add honey, and enough milk to make a creamy paste.

2. Apply to your face and neck and leave on for 15-20 minuets.

3. Wash off with warm water.

4. You can give yourself this gentle facial 1-2 times a week.

You will literally feel the suppleness of your skin, the elasticity, the plumpness immediately.

The best thing you can do to keep that marvelous feel and look, is to apply Vitamin C Pearl Serum when it dries and apply it daily.

I was amazed, I know you will be, too.

And if you want to go one step further, apply Cinderella Skin-Tight Serum with the ingredient PEPHA®-TIGHT before applying Vitamin C Pearl Serum.

Cleopatra's Bath Recipe:

This milk bath nourished Cleopatra's skin deep from within. It will do the same for you.

Ingredients

1-2 cups Goats Milk
1 Tbsp Pearl Powder
1/2 c. honey

Directions

Pour milk, pearl powder, and honey under running, warm water. Swish around to mix, and hop in. Soak and relax. This bath is fit for the Queen that you are.

I suggest applying Silk Peptide Cream all over your body when you dry off. It will leave your skin smooth as silk, soft and lustrous.

Celopatra's Hair Treatments

Extra Virgine Olive oil, coconut oil and pearl powder was one of the essential ingredients in Cleopatra's haircare routine, which made her hair soft, shiny, gorgeous, moisturized, and strengthened her hair. Her hair was known for its lengh and luster.

These natural hair treatments will help repair dry and damaged hair and make your hair soft, shiny, and voluminous.

Treatment 1:

1. Mix a tsp of pearl powder, 2 Tbsp olive oil and 2 Tbsp coconut oil together.

2. Lather the mixture liberally throughout your hair, focusing primarily on the ends.

3. Wrap your hair in a warm towel to allow the mixture to deeply penetrate into your hair follicles, about 1/2 to 1 hour.

4. Remove towel and wash as usual.

Treatment 2:

1. Mix 2 tbsp castor oil, 1sp honey and 2 tsp pearl powder in a small bowl.

2. Apply to wet hair and leave on for a half hour.

3. Wash off and let air dry.

Conclusion:

Who doesn't want beautiful, luminous, alluring skin? If it did that for Cleopatra and many other Royalties, it will do you for you too. These skin treatments were Cleopatra's must-have and go-to, the facial it is mine now, too. It will be yours also.