How to Straighten Hair with Milk

There are many natural beauty products and one of them is milk. Many people believe that milk has the natural ability to straighten hair effectively and quickly. So why not get some milk in the fridge to try? Check out this tutorial to straighten hair sparingly with milk without damaging your hair with heat.

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Pour 1/3 cup of milk into a spray bottle. You can use any type of milk, but the fatter the better. Although there is still no clear evidence, many people believe that coconut milk straightens hair more than other types of milk.

If you’re using coconut milk, squeeze out half a lemon. Then, put the mixture in the refrigerator for 1 hour until a creamy layer appears on the face. That cream is exactly what you need for your hair! The next thing to do is to follow the instructions below.
You can also add some honey, strawberries or bananas to the mix. Just mix well and take advantage of the moisturizing power of honey or fruit (and pleasant fragrance).
Powdered milk is an economical alternative but it is equally effective!

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Spray milk all over your hair. Dry or damp hair is best. Here are a few things you should remember:

Apply the solution to the entire hair to straighten the hair!
Spray from the roots to the ends of the hair, making sure that the ends of the hair are equally absorbed with the milk as the roots.
Spray the milk on the surface, then push the hair forward and spray the hair underneath. Then, spray on the middle and sides, especially if your hair has a lot of layers.

Use a wide-tooth comb to brush out tangles. This will keep the hair frizz-free and prevent the milk from clumping in the hair, creating an unpleasant odor the next day.

Massage your head continuously and let it sit for 20 minutes. The milk takes time to penetrate each strand of hair, making it heavier and straighter. In the meantime, you can exfoliate your skin, paint your toenails, or wax your feet!

Wash off milk with shampoo and conditioner. Wash your hair more thoroughly than usual so it doesn’t smell like stale milk the next day. Then continue with the steps as you normally would.

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Blow dry the hair. If you have wavy hair, your hair will probably be straight, but if you have curly hair, it will be difficult to see the results. However, this helps to nourish the hair and hold the hair even when the hair is not straight.

Advice

Hair will be kept straight until the next shampoo.
If you follow the instructions correctly, the hair will not smell like stale milk.
You can use a blow dryer to dry your hair, but this is not necessary.

Warning

Do not brush your hair vigorously as it can cause split ends.
Remember to spray milk on your hair before showering so it doesn’t smell.
Do not use this method to straighten your hair if you are allergic to milk or dairy products.
This method will not work with very curly hair.
Don’t rely on this method before a big event as it may not work.

Things you need

Spray bottle
1/3 cup milk
Comb
Honey, strawberry or banana (optional)

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