Milk_Shake Whipped Cream Leave-in Treatment | Creamy, No-Rinse Conditioning Mousse with Milk Proteins and Fruit Extracts | Hydrates, Detangles, and Smooths for Silky, Healthy-Looking Hair

Smells absolutely amazing and it helps with frizz and moisture. Definitely adds a good amount of volume as well so that’s a plus! Leaves your hair feeling healthy, manageable and shiny. It’s a bit pricey, but a little goes a long way and I think it’s worth it.

Smell of this product is light but just delightful, it is a buttery whipped cream smell. Definitely leaves dry hair feeling more moisturized and manageable.

Love this is just the right amount of fragrance!

Important Note: I discourage use of this flammable product for regular or frequent use. Also recommend not using this type of product. But if you must use it, use it in 25 to 50 ml quantity of dispensed foam (half a palmful) as opposed to suggested quantity, depending upon amount of hair you have. ONLY APPLY ON DAMP HAIR. Why use it? When you must appear the best you can - say that special presentation or interview or family photos etc. Now, the product review: It's better than 99% junk out there. It's better than most "professional salon" formulation that cost as much as 10 times. And it is definitely better than Tis a 10! equivalent product/s. Tis a 10 gives a cheap-n-shiny look. Milk Shake gives refined and matte look. Plain comb, fluff comb, spike up, hand comb, hand-dabb - fine or coarse - uniform or clumped - whatever texture you want this will give you very nicely. Key is to have correct dampness of hair. I pretty much prefer wet hair - or say, just shake your head, no need to towel-dry before applying this product. Also, rewetting with 10 ml water every two hours for maintaining the wettish-matte look is highly beautificial. Please do not simply wet your hair and then apply this foam. Take a proper shower, let the scalp be fully hydrated, then, comb-off the water or use paper towel to perfectly achieve the desired wetness. Take appropriate quantity of foam and apply gently or spread evenly using comb or fingers. Shape towards the end. 10 seconds for applying, 20 seconds for shaping and fine tuning. If your average hair length is shorter than your fingers, you are doing something wrong if you take more than 30 seconds max. Key to using this product is identifying the ratio of wetness to amount of foam that you should use for your hair. Calibration: Step 1: Towel dry + palmful foam + look in the mirror every one hour and re-wet as desired. Step 2: Shake-off dry + half a palmful foam + look in the mirror every one hour and re-wet as desired. Most people will find their 90% perfection range based on approximation after two attempts. For extra perfectionists - within couple of more extra trials - arrive at perfect amount of foam and wetness of hair; and later, arrive at rewetting interval and amount of water for each re-wetting. Once this is done, you'll not need to look in the mirror. Just everytime you take a water break, sprinkle some on your head and wipe with paper towel. Or keep a water-mister-sprayer at hand. I'd recommend using this only in the daytime before going to office and washing it off thoroughly in the evening. If you don't, for the second consecutive day, simply use 1/4th palmful. My hypothesis -how it works: It holds the shape by the matrix of foam. And the matrix is strengthened with moisture. Too much moisture => reduced lift or less workability on desired texture. Dry-out gives greyish looks. Proper moisture gives blackish looks. Elementary/advanced physics - thin film interference. For long haired people: Although this is wonderful in shape retention and strands separation, for the sake of your hair, please don't use it overnight to retain the shape. Let the hair get messy with leave in conditioner, in the morning apply this on top of it. Little use will give you many number of uses. You don't want to grey-out prematurely for looking the best-haired person all day every-day. Brnout-paradise? Little burn, more paradise; more paradise, total burnout. BTW: When I generically put down the entire category of this butane-based products, of course, they have been devised by clever people to the extent that you cannot prove significant or measurable hair degradation because of the product use, I must tell you my personal belief that I can sense the artificialness and negative impacts of prolonged use. If you have any questions, I'll answer.

Whipped leave in conditioner. It does seal in a bit more moisture and doesnt weigh the hair down. I appreciate that. However, being in Colorado the weather is much more dry. The product is not that effective as I anticipated. I dont frizz as much, but it doesnt leave it very hydrated as silk serum does. Hair is soft and the scent is pretty and floral but not too heavy. It is good for those with a sensitive nose. Shine is mediocre.. All in all, it isnt a amazing enough to keep using on a subscription. Especially when it is a hit pricey even with the slight discount.

I LOVE the scent of this foam!! The scent is a wonderful bonus but the best part of this foam is that it moisturizes my naturally curly hair so well that I don't have to worry with frizz anymore! My curls are so much more defined but they also feel very soft. There is no crunch to this product when it dries. And it lasts several days! Because my hair is naturally curly it is also naturally very dry and it cannot handle daily washing. This foam helps keep the curls defined for several days and the most I ever have to do is mist an area or two with water on day 2 or 3, scrunch and possibly put a diffuser on it for less than a minute, and I am good to go!

Love this product! Smells so good and my hair feels great when I use it. Really does look like whipped cream.

Years ago my hairdresser introduced me to this stuff. I bought it at the salon until it disappeared. She says it is no longer available at professional beauty supply stores, so I was thrilled to find it through Amazon. I have short, straight hair, which is not weighed down by this stuff. It never feels greasy, like so many rinsed out conditioners do. I gave a small container to a friend who has naturally curly hair, as do her daughters. They, too, were very pleased with their results. So I feel OK saying it's fine for all hair types, even colored hair. I see no downside, except maybe the price, but I don't use cosmetics, so overall, I am spending far less than is normal for many women on personal care products.