Your guide to the popular paint type that’s been around for millennia, including its pros and cons. Getty Images / Isabel Pavia One look at milk paint, and you might think the chalky, sometimes ...

Researchers discovered a red ochre- and milk-based paint on a stone flake from 49,000 years ago. CU Museum of Natural History The first herd of domesticated cattle probably lived about 10,500 years ...

Scientists have discovered a milk-and ochre-based paint dating to 49,000 years ago that inhabitants may have used to adorn themselves with or to decorate stone or wooden slabs. An international ...

Buying new isn’t always the answer for interiors. There’s little to beat the satisfaction of an update to what’s already there — or to a piece you bought secondhand — that makes it a fabulous feature ...

What the paint was used for remains unknown. But what is startling is that it was made earlier than the first previously know use of the paint - 47,000 years earlier. "Our analyses show that this ...

You have seen us finish new furniture before on HGTV's "Room by Room," but you haven't seen us use the paint product that is best for this bed headboard and footboard. Milk paint. That's right - milk ...

If you’re looking for paint that will beautify your living or working space while treading lightly on the planet, you’re in luck. Milk and chalk paints are fast-drying, water-based paints that are ...

An international research team led by the University of Colorado Boulder and the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, has discovered a milk-and ochre-based paint dating to 49,000 ...

BOULDER, Colo., July 1 (UPI) --Nearly 50,000 years ago, the people of South Africa used milk- and ochre-based paints to adorn themselves, as well as stones and wooden slabs. The use of paint dates ...