Junk that hair straightener you are so dependent upon every time you want straight hair for a wedding function or an important work meeting. The hair straightening iron robs your hair of moisture and makes them frizzy once the affects of the straightening wear off. Even popular hair straightening creams that makes tall promises of making your hair poker straight until your next wash hardly give the desired results. Laden with chemicals, these creams give you far-from-straight-hair, and also end up burning a hole in your pocket.
Stop looking outside your home now for shiny, silky and straight hair like in ad films.
Particularly those who hate their waves or curls, whatever the case may be, you just need to raid your kitchen cabinet for a handful of easy ingredients and make a hair mask out of it. Apply it weekly once on your hair and in a month’s time see the textural difference in your hair. Your hair will tumble into a dense, long sheath on your back, and there won’t be another day of dry hair and allergic scalp, hence putting a pause to hair loss.
Strengthen your hair follicles and make it super straight with this homemade hair mask. You will throw away that ungainly hair straightener after this.
Ingredients:
2 tbsp Olive oil
3 tbsp Cornflour
1 cup Coconut milk
Juice of 1 lemon
Method:
Mix the lemon juice and cornflour together to make a homogeneous mixture that has no lumps.

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Blend together coconut milk with olive oil. Now tip this mix into the cornflour and lemon paste. Stir the mix over medium flame in a bowl until it forms a creamy consistency.
Allow the paste to cool. You can even bottle it for later use.

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Apply it on your hair using a brush. Use your hands to massage it over the parts inaccessible to a brush. Make sure every strand of your hair is thickly coated. Leave it on for about 2 hours and in that period cover your hair with a hot towel or shower cap. Rinse off with a mild shampoo and apply a conditioner post that.

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