Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Andrea from Manitoba
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RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
The reason you use shampoo is to cleanse the scalp. The only thing that needs conditioning is your ends. For those who describe their hair as horrible and frizzy, get a good trim. So as long as you are cleansing the scalp I guess there are other things than store/salon shampoo.
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mother natures recipes
Aloe Vera Citrus face wash is much better than soap because soap is too drying to the skin. Aloe Vera simply is a great hair wash and juice for nourishing the skin. This site is great. Katy
Post By Katy (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
My class and I has to make homemade shampoo and with all your help now we can! Thanks
Post By Maryama O. (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
How long do you cure the shampoo bar?
Post By roxy (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Take some mayonnaise and an avocado and whip until a minty green paste. Use as shampoo!
Post By Kira A. (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
I have fine hair & up until recently, with adrenal fatigue & menopause, it was silky with light waves & body. Then my health problems with candida. Candida changed my hair; the texture & feel. So now I use a 10% mixture of vinegar & water, our over hair after washing & then towel dry. I don't need a conditioner or anything. It takes out tangles, takes care of the candida & stops itching really well. It makes my hair feel really nice, and it's really cheap.
Just take white vinegar, use 9 parts water & 1 part vinegar. I put it in a squeeze bottle & keep it in the shower, after I wash it, I just squeeze some all over my scalp & squeeze the excess liquid out & towel dry as usual. It is a really great way to help multiple problems.
Post By chris t. (Guest Post)
RE: softens your hair
What is softener? Just conditioner?
And if you use eggs, how do you use them?
The top half of my hair is normal, but the underneath is sooo dry, really frizzy, I've tried so many deep conditioning treatments, but I don't know what else to do, it just doesn't hang like normal hair, it's all big and rough :/
help?
Post By Rene (Guest Post)
softens your hair
1 cup of water (hot)
1/2 cup of baking soda (white)
Bring water to a boil.
Add baking soda
Stirr for 10 minutes
shampoo hair rinse
add softener to hair for 5 minutes and rinse
Post By Angie (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
WHAT'S GOOD TO USE ON FINE, KIND OF DRY HAIR WITH WAVES IN IT?
MY HAIR IS STRAIGHT WITH A COUPLE WAVES, IT BUCKS THE HECK OUT OF ME:(
MY HAIR IS SUPER FINE AND I'D ALSO LIKE TO KNOW WHAT TO DO ABOUT WICKED SPLIT ENDS, HELP ME! NIQI
Post By NIQI (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
This may sound wild, but you really don't need shampoo. My husband found some news articles online that described quitting shampoo use so he buzzed his hair, and began rinsing his hair with water every day. Over the next weeks his hair became greasy, then the oiliness disappeared. It's now soft and fluffy and not the least bit unpleasant. I haven't tried it yet. but I would love to get to the never-need-shampoo again stage.
Post By jasmine (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Take an avocado pear, and some baking soda. Mash them together with a little bit of water to make a paste. Rinse your hair with warm water first, then apply the paste and rinse it out with cold water. Unbelievable soft hair!
Post By Aviar (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Hi,
I color my hair. Can I use apple cider vinegar as shampoo. Will it remove the color. I need to shamppo after the color. Pl. do let me know.
Thanks
Post By peacelover1015@gmail.com (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
4 bags chamomile tea
4 tblsp pure soap flakes
1-1/2 tblsp glycerin
boil tea in 1-1/2 cup water
let cool then add other stuff
shampoo as usal
keep 1 week in fridge
Post By Deb (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Hey this is a great idea especially for teenagers so I think ya'll should make a web site for teens to get home made make up but thanks for all your help. Peace
Natalie
Post By Natalie (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
I make a paste with baking soda and water, massage this into my scalp and rinse well. next I spray a solution of one part cider vinegar to four parts water on to the ends of my hair and again rinse well. cleans and detangles. makes my hair feel very soft.
Post By Kathleeen. (Guest Post)
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Hibiscus Shampoo
Take a bunch or hibiscus leaves and crush with a little water..keep crushing and you'll soon notice the shuddiness. Apply the mixture to hair directly or strain through a strainer to get the bits and peices of leaves out. Add a few drops of your favorite food grade essential oil, I love peppermint! Tip: Make when your about to wash your hair because it doesn't keep well.
Enjoy!
Post By Holly (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
get one coco ripe coco pod.
its tastes delicious so you may suck on the seeds and then throw them away.
then you grate the pod with a fine grater. then add a little water and use ur hands to squish the result of the grater with the water until you end up with a thick slime. and voila you have natural shampoo, be careful, rinse out hear properly after use cuz this shampoo was designed to create dread locks if left in hair
Post By starjay james (Guest Post)
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put 1 banana in a blender and add some natural yoghurt and apply to hair after shampooed- leave for a minute and rinse out with warm water- comes up a treat
Post By gemma halliday (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Pure Castile Soap is supposed to be the best for your hair.
Post By Rosemary (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
all of these can be found by google searching home made shampoo
Post By dunno (Guest Post)
Homemade lip Balm
If you mix olive oil, honey, pinapple juice (for flavour), lemon juice and orange juice in a small bottle, it will be liquidy. You can pour a tiny amount onto your finger and apply it to your lips. Works great. Make sure that you shake it before you use it.
Store in the fridge when not in use.
Post By Amanda (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
Hey, I just found a good recipe,
* 2 cups distilled water
* 1 1/2 tablespoons dried soapwart root (chopped) (most health food stores would carry this)
* 2 teaspoons Lemon Verbena or 2 teaspoons Catnip
The Instructions
Bring water to a boil add soapwart and simmer, cover for about 20 minutes. Remove from heat, add herb then allow mixture to cool. Strain the mixture keeping the liquid. Pour into a bottle. Makes enough for 6-7 shampoos. Must be used within 8-10 days. Store in a cool dark place.
Enjoy
Post By Britt (Guest Post)
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
This recipe is really good.
RJ's Shampoo Bar
Ingredients:
- 8 oz coconut oil
- 11 oz olive oil
- 3.7 oz lye
- 1 tbsp wheat germ
- 6 oz avocado oil
- 2 oz castor oil
- 8 oz water
Directions
I throw my oils in the crockpot, except for the wheat germ, melt them on high, add my lye water, bring to trace, add my wheat germ oil, cook, cool slightly & add my fragrance! I love this shampoo bar! I don't even need a conditioner for my long hair anymore!
Post by miss annabelle
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I use a juicer and juice 2 oranges. I put raw coconut oil, olive oil, couple tablespoons of aloe vera straight from the aloe leaf and the orange juice and put it into a blender with an avacodo, and blend and there you go..works great.
Jay
Post by Jay76
RE: Homemade Shampoo from Natural Ingredients
I heard that sprinkling cornstarch in your hair softens it as well as it removes the oil. Just leave it in for a few minutes then brush it out.
Any more suggestions, write back at jc_pilot91@hotmail.com
Joëlle
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