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Milk Powder 1.5% 100 g

Why powdered milk earns its place in modern skincare and small-batch formulations

Powdered milk with 1.5% fat content is a finely processed ingredient made by gently drying regular milk while preserving its proteins, natural lactose and a small share of fat. This composition explains why the product is found well beyond kitchen shelves - it is widely used in cosmetic manufacturing, household chemistry and certain pharmaceutical blends that rely on a gentle, naturally derived softening base. This compact 100 gram pack suits trial batches and belongs to the Cold process soap ingredients section, which brings together additives for home and small-scale production of care products.

Globally, milk powder is best known as a food ingredient for baking, beverages and infant nutrition, but within cosmetics it is valued for calming the skin after shaving or exfoliation and lending creams and lotions a comfortably rich texture. The milk proteins form a light film on the skin surface, while natural lactose provides a mild exfoliating effect similar to alpha hydroxy acids, which is why formulators reach for it in scrubs, masks, bath bombs and milk soap made by either the cold or hot process. In household chemistry, small amounts of the powder occasionally appear in gentle hand washes and softening gels.

Powdered milk blends smoothly with plant oils and butters, adding its own proteins on top of their nourishing lipids. In body butters it is often paired with Mango Butter, which contributes a firm texture and a smoothing finish, along with Castor Oil, which reinforces the softening sensation once applied. For more targeted scalp or problem-area recipes, formulators sometimes add a small measure of Unrefined Mustard Oil for its stimulating properties.

A typical dosage for creams and lotions is 1 to 5 grams per 100 grams of finished product, while scrubs and masks tolerate up to 8-10 grams. In soap recipes the powder is usually introduced at 5-15 grams per 500 grams of base. It should be added during the cooling stage, once the mixture drops below 40-45 degrees Celsius, since higher heat causes the proteins to denature, weakening their beneficial action and sometimes leaving an unpleasant smell. Store the powder in a dry, cool place inside a tightly sealed container, away from moisture and direct sunlight, to prevent clumping and spoilage over time.

Soothing milk and oat bath soak

Milk powder 20 g

Castor oil 10 ml

Mango butter 10 g

Warm water 30 ml

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1 September 2026

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INCI	Powdered milk, Dry milk
Other
Application	cosmetology, food, sports nutrition
Att brand	France
Color product	from white to light yellow
Concentration	individual
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Milk Powder 1.5% 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
View	powder
Valid until	12.2028