1. Hair care:
To care for your hair with yogurt, dilute it with water. After shampooing, apply yogurt to your damp hair.
Use as a conditioner, allowing the yogurt to penetrate the scalp, and soaking your hair in yogurt if feasible.
Massage all over your hair and then rinse. You will have bright, silky hair.
2. Make a face mask to beautify your skin:
Yogurt can be used as a face mask to improve your skin. Yogurt can be used alone as a mask, or mixed with a few drops of lemon juice, turmeric powder, and other ingredients and left on for 15 minutes before washing your face.
3. Cleaning the floor:
Expired yogurt retains its original aroma, making it ideal for cleaning the house.
We can use expired yogurt to clean the floor, particularly the marble floor.
Fill a bucket halfway with water, then pour in yogurt in a 2:1 ratio, or two parts water to one part yogurt.
Soak a dry towel in this solution, then wring it out and use it to clean the floor.
Repeat the technique until the floor is shining.
4. Use to marinate meat:
Few people know that yogurt is an excellent marinade for meat, even better than lemon. When yogurt permeates the meat, it does not ruin the beef’s flavor while also making it softer and more delectable.
In addition to yogurt, tomatoes, eggs, and cream can be used when they have expired. Yogurt can be used two weeks beyond its expiration date; eggs can be used up to three weeks after its expiration date; and ice cream can be used for a surprising amount of time if frozen.
5. Watering plants:
Expired yogurt can be used to fertilize the soil. Mix yogurt and water in a 1:2 ratio and use it to irrigate the plants. Yogurt will enrich the soil components.
