Morning goddess Salma Hayek 'pours' her curves into bright pink dressing gown in new Got milk? ad

Salma Hayek made headlines when she breastfeed another woman's child, but the stunning actress  wants people to know she is alright with them drinking cow's milk too.
The Latin star's new Got Milk? campaign was revealed on Wednesday.
The print advertisement to encourage people to drink milk allows the 46-year-old to show off her amazing curves - and her milk moustache.

Protein perfection: Salma Hayek manages to look amazing even with curlers in her hair and milk on her face in the new Got Milk? advertisement

In the highly stylised ad, Salma stars as a perfectly in-control mother who can get through her morning routine thanks to her inclusion of milk in her breakfast.
The Savages star looks flawless despite being dressed in a bright pink robe and hair curlers.
So perfect is the actress, she is able to pour milk both into a glass and her on her 'daughter's' breakfast without even looking - or spilling a drop.

Behind the scenes: Even before the airbrushers got involved the actress' amazing curves stole the show

Latest installment: Salma has done a number of ads for her ongoing Breakfast Project campaign

No beans or nuts: In an era where many people are choosing almond or soy milk the 46-year-old is trying to encourage people to drink the real thing

Her trick - protein as the advert reads: 'Protein makes perfect. Got milk? Nourish every day.'
The Milk Processor Education Program, which funds the National Milk Mustache 'Got Milk?' campaign, announced the Puss in Boots actress as the face of its newest promotion, The Breakfast Project, last year.
In an age where people are forgoing breakfast or choosing diary alternatives like soy and almond milk, the main focus of the multimedia initiative is to promote the health benefits of drinking cow's milk and encourage people to drink a full glass in the morning.
Selma does not only speak about the importance of milk however, she also campaigns for women's rights.
The actress activist told People last week that as a mother she wants to let her daughter know what she does but not scare her.
She said to People: 'I am careful for her not to know [exactly] how big of a problem this is and the details of it.'
'But she knows that Mummy does a lot of work for justice for women and that in many countries, sometimes our rights are not given or respected.
And that we have to stand up for us as a gender. It’s important to stick together.'

Looks familiar: The star shares the spotlight with a child actress who was cast intentionally to around the same age as Salma's daughter, Valentina