DIY Shampoo

Easy to follow instructions on how to make DIY liquid Castile soap. This simple and palm-free recipe makes an all natural liquid soap that has many uses.

How to choose natural ingredients for any hair type, plus natural shampoo recipes for dry, oily, thinning hair and an all purpose shampoo recipe; herbs and oils

Sie haben genug von herkömmlichen Shampoos, wollen auf chemische Zusätze in Haarshampoos verzichten und für Ihre Haare und Kopfhaut mehr auf die Natur setzen? Machen Sie einfach ein individuelles Bio-Shampoo selbst! Das Beste: Bei selbst gemachtem Shampoo wissen Sie genau, welche Inhaltsstoffe verwendet wurden.

Solid shampoo bars are becoming more popular due to the growing zero-waste movement and well-known cosmetic companies like LUSH making solid shampoos. But did you know many shampoo bars on the market are actually cold-process soap bars and not true shampoo at all? Soap is completely unsuitable for the hair as we explain here. Here we are going to show you how to make a solid shampoo bar that is made with more gentle surfactants and ingredients permitted by the EcoCert & COSMOS standards.

Making your own shampoo can be easier than you think. Here is a great recipe for an easy DIY shampoo using Castile soap, essential oils and water.

Did you know that coconut oil can multitask as a hair conditioner, dandruff zapper, a styling agent, a hair-growth stimulant as well as an excellent and all-natural sun protection for

Wash your hair with honey! If you had told me last year that my shelf of hair care products would be reduced to a homemade honey shampoo, I would not have believed you. Shampoo, conditioner, conditioning mask and painfully pricey anti-frizz serum... how could humble honey replace all of that? Let me start at the beginning. This past year, I've been on a crazy hippie journey to eliminate toxic products from my life. Now, I'm excited to say that all of my body care items are homemade and non toxic. This includes: toothpaste, deodorant, body moisturizer (a blend of coconut

How to choose natural ingredients for any hair type, plus natural shampoo recipes for dry, oily, thinning hair and an all purpose shampoo recipe; herbs and oils

You may have heard the recent news that washing your hair daily is not a bad thing. Woohoo! But where does that leave you when you don’t have access to water and shampoo? Say a waterline breaks, or your schedule simply doesn't allow for for a shower. Enter handy dandy dry shampoo. Dry shampoos help to reduce the look of oily, unwashed hair while also keeping hair looking clean and fresh. Adding antibacterial essential oils that help with hair growth and maintenance such as Rosemary Spanish, Rose Geranium essential oil and Tangerine are helpful additions to dry shampoos as well. This easy-to-make item is sure to save the day. What You Need 2 tbsp Cornstarch 2 tbsp Magnesium Carbonate 2 tbsp Flour 1 tsp Grapeseed 1 drop Rosemary Spanish 1 drop Rose Geranium 1 drop Tangerine Funnel Shaker bottle How To Dilute essential oils in Grapeseed and put aside. In a bowl, stir together cornstarch, magnesium carbonate and flour. Using a pipette, drop the diluted essential oils throughout the dry ingredients. Stir together. Transfer to a shaker bottle- you may need a funnel to do so. To use, shake onto roots and brush through your hair. Enjoy!

This is Jan Berry's recipe from the Natural Soap Making eBook bundle.For a more intense herbal experience, you can infuse a portion of the oils with dried rosemary and/or peppermint.