Hair Shampoo |
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Wednesday, 25 May 2011 06:22 |
Deep hair conditioner recipes you can make at home. Simple ShampooIngredients:
Instructions: Mix together all the ingredients. Store in a bottle. Use as you would any shampoo, rinse well
Lavendar Castile Shampoo (Great for Oily Scalp)
Ingredients:
Instructions: Mix together all the ingredients. Store in a bottle. Use as you would any shampoo, rinse well
Tea Tree Castile Shampoo (Great for dandruff, broken out or dry, itchy scalp)
Ingredients:
Instructions: Mix together all the ingredients. Store in a bottle. Use as you would any shampoo, rinse well
Moisturizing Castile Shampoo (Great for dry, colored treated hair)Ingredients:
Instructions: Mix together all the ingredients. Store in a bottle. Use as you would any shampoo, rinse well
Hair Loss Castile Shampoo (Great for thinning hair and hair-loss)Ingredients:
Instructions: Mix together all the ingredients. Store in a bottle. Use as you would any shampoo, rinse well
Glossy Shine Castile ShampooIngredients:
Instructions: Mix together all the ingredients. Store in a bottle. Use as you would any shampoo, rinse well
Hair Growth Castile Shampoo (Great for thinning hair and hair-loss)Ingredients:
Instructions: Itch Reliever Castile Shampoo (Great for eczema and allergic dermatitis)Ingredients:
Instructions: Blonde Castile Shampoo (Great for blonde hair)Ingredients:
Instructions: Dark Hair Enhancing Castile ShampooIngredients:
Instructions: Chamomile Shampoo (Great for blondes to brighten light hair)Ingredients:
Instructions: Warning: Should be avoided by those with ragweed and pollen allergies
Dry Shampoo (Great for oily hair and a substitute for wet shampoo)
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Instructions: Beer Shampoo (Great volumizing shampoo)Ingredients:
Instructions: Melt and Pour Nourishing Shampoo BarIngredients:
Instructions: This is a wonderful recipe for all hair types. Most shampoo bars are done the cold process way , but this is for the melt and pour process. You can actually hear your hair squeak when you wash it.It is nearly impossible to find a melt and pour recipe for shampoo bars. Melt melt and pour soap base, in a separate container melt solid oils, butters, mix together and put into molds after adding fragrance oil and color. Thas is all there is to it.
submitted recipe!!! TY!!!!
Camomile-green tea vinegar shampooIngredients:
Instructions: Have ready and empty water bottle or a squeeze bottle (your choice). Warm up water in microwave for 1 minute on high, then put in both tea bag and let steep for about 10 minutes. While steeping, Add cider vinegar, olive oil, shampoo, and honey to bottle. Squeeze all the water out of the tea bags and throw away. Pour tea in bottle. Shake all ingredients well. Use as soon as possible. Store let overs in fridge. Remember to shake well before each use.
Rosemary ShampooIngredients:
Instructions: Mix the herbs in a jar and seal it tightly, including the lavender. Boil 2 cups of water. Add 3 tablespoons of the herbs into the water and then remove from heat. Allow it to sit for about 30-45 minutes. Strain the mixture into a clean bowl. Next add about 2 ounces of the mixture into a a clean 8 ounce plastic bottle (you can use an old shampoo bottle) Add in the Castile soap. Close the bottle and shake well. submitted recipe!!!
Olive Oil ShampooIngredients:
Instructions: 1. Dissolve the soap in the hot water.
2. Stir in the olive oil. You can substitute another vegetable oil if you like, but olive oil is generally accepted as healthy for skin and hair.
3. Add the glycerine and any essential oils you might want. Typical essential oils would include lavender, peppermint, or citrus. You can use this shampoo as-is or as a base for specialized recipes for oily hair, dry hair, dandruff, etc. submitted recipe!!!
Herbs you can add to your natural Shampoo recipe
Rosemary may also be useful in the prevention and treatment of headlice, excellent for scalp problems like dandruff and itchiness.
Lavender Oil has a balancing, harmonizing effect on the emotions and also on the skin making it excellent for use in cosmetics and toiletries where it balances the production of sebum from the oil glands making it beneficial for dry or oily skins for psoriasis, acne, eczema, seborrhea and spots.
Chamomile is an excellent rinse for fine hair, especially during hot weather - just be sure to strain it well before using! It is also famed for lightening hair, which is why it is frequently used in shampoos for blonde hair.
Nettle Roots, Nettle Leaves, have a long history of use in traditional medicine. Its flesh is rich in minerals and plant hormones and it stimulates hair growth and softens the hair. It is used as a hair rinse (especially for light hair)
Tea Tree oil is an Antiseptic, Anti bacterial, Anti fungal, Immune stimulant. Great for dandruff and troubled scalps.
Olive oil to add shine to hair.
Dried herbs and oils for types of hairHERBS:
Dark Hair - Rosemary, Nettle
Light Hair - Chamomile, Calendula
Red Hair - Calendula
Dry Hair - Calendula, Burdock Root, Lavender Flowers
Oily Hair - Sage, Lemongrass, Peppermint
Thinning Hair - Rosemary, Peppermint, Lavender
Normal Hair - Red clover, Lavender, Rosemary, Horsetail (Shavegrass)
ESSENTIALOILS
Dry Hair - Lavender, Sandalwood, Cedarwood
Oily Hair - Lemon, Rosemary, Ylang, Ylang
Normal Hair - Rosemary, Lavender, Geranium
Fine Hair - Rose
Dandruff - Clary Sage, Lavender, Lemon
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