History has said that Cleopatra bathed in milk to make her seem more seductive, but it is a very real possibility that she did. Cleopatra was said to always have complements on her beautiful skin and the milk baths may have helped with that. Milk has natural chemicals in it that breaks down dead skin. Her baths were probably not just milk; milk was more than likely just added to the water of the bath.
Yes. Egyptian queen Cleopatra, well-known for her extraordinary beauty and she loved to bathe in milk.
145 b.c.- 176 b.c.
There is absolutely no proof that Cleopatra ever bathed in donkey' milk. As Egypt is a hot country and in Cleo's day there was no refrigeration of air conditioning, milk of any kind would soon turn sour and curdle. Hardly something a queen would want to bathe in. However Cleopatra could possibly have used donkey's milk in a skin lotion mixed with other ingredients or even in a type of bath oil.
Cleopatera was a member of the Greek/Macedonian ruling family of Egypt. She was born in Egypt, but had Greek background.
Probably not. She may have used milk as an ingredient in a beauty lotion of some kind, but actual bathing in milk seems unlikely. Milk would turn sour and curdle in Egypt's hot climate, not to mention the smell of sour milk. I hardly think that Cleopatra would put her body into a sticky, stinky, smell mess like that.
cleopatera was killed as she was bitten by an asp a snake commonly found in egypt.
Yes. Egyptian queen Cleopatra, well-known for her extraordinary beauty and she loved to bathe in milk.
They don't. It's a lie.
yes 2 half sisters
most likely because she thought it was good for her skin.
So they can bathe.
She was supposed to have bathed in asses milk, but common sense would relegate that story to nothing but a myth.
145 b.c.- 176 b.c.
Cleopatera had married two times one to Julius Ceacer and the other time to Marcus Antonius.Ceasarion: Son of Cleopatera and Julius CeaserCleopatera VIII SeleneAlexandros HeliosPtolemy XVI Philadelphos
She never did, it was a publicity stunt by Florenz Ziegfeld.
because she wanted to make her skin softer.......... by joselynn Allen
There is absolutely no proof that Cleopatra ever bathed in donkey' milk. As Egypt is a hot country and in Cleo's day there was no refrigeration of air conditioning, milk of any kind would soon turn sour and curdle. Hardly something a queen would want to bathe in. However Cleopatra could possibly have used donkey's milk in a skin lotion mixed with other ingredients or even in a type of bath oil.