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Homemade Things » Health & Homemade Beauty Recipes » Homemade Hair Conditioner
Homemade Hair Conditionerlooking For Home made Hair Conditioner Or Treatments? From chamomile and rosemary to beer and vinegar, the kitchen and garden have always provided ingredients for the homemade hair conditioner and rinses needed for a healthy head of hair. You'll probably pay a lot more for these ingredients when they appear in commercial products, so why not use them in their natural state. Make your own hair conditioner, and reap the full benefit? Pamper yourself with these time tested home made hair conditioner recipes below to give your hair extra shine. Supplies You May NeedWhen it comes to suppliers, Mountain Rose Herbs is one of the leading online stores supplying 100% pure steam distilled plant oils with unsurpassed fragrances and oustanding depth, and importantly they are all therapeutic grade oils from reputable distillers. They have a great selection of basic ingredients such as butters, wax and carrier oils, as well as any essential oils you might need. There are lots of other suppliers out there whose quality is similar to Mountain Rose but we havent found one thats beter value for money. Herbal Rinse This herbal rinse is a traditional way to add shine and to bring out the colour of every hair type. Traditional favorites are chamomile for fair hair, pot marigold for red or chestnut hair, marjoram or rosemary for dark hair, elderflower or marshmallow for dry hair and mint or lavender for greasy hair.
(You can also make this herbal rinse using herbal tea bags, just pop 2 tea bags in 2 cups of boiling water and stand for 15 minutes before rinsing.) Egg ConditionerEggs were what our grandmother used to make her hair shine. They're best used as a prewash homemade hair conditioner, to bring out the shine of dull and damaged hair.
Beer ConditionerDid you know that the proteins found in the malt and the hops of beer can strengthen and repair damaged hair. Try rinsing with a cup of warm beer once a month and see the difference.
Or for extra shine, body and hold pour some beer into spray bottle and spray on to damp hair. The smell usually disappears once your hair is dry, however depending on your hair texture and the make of beer, your hair may feel a little sticky so have a trail run with this homemade hair conditioner. Warm Oil RemedyThis hair rescue recipe is warm and sticky but dose wonders for dry, damaged hair and split ends. It relies on the oil being hot, warm damp towels and plenty of time. Olive oil suits all hair types, but you can try sunflower oil for fair hair and wall nut oil for dark.
Now you know how to make homemade hair conditioner! If you know how to make a personal care product at home, we would love to hear from you, please post them here. Write an article about it - you can use this article as a guide for how to write a "how to" piece. Share your knowledge, and you could see your name in lights!
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