Hail to the Chef

"I made a Rainbow's End run to get one of your brownies today! I love your Brownies!!!"
Jennifer S.

 

How to Make your Own Shampoo & Conditioner ~ HERBAL SHAMPOOS Choose herbs for your shampoo that will enhance your hair
How to Make your Own Shampoo & Conditioner ~ HERBAL SHAMPOOS Choose herbs for your shampoo that will enhance your hair
You can mix and match herbs from the following lists to develop an individualized combination that is best for your hair

HERBAL SHAMPOOS Choose herbs for your shampoo that will enhance your hair color and texture, and that address any special needs you may have.

You can mix and match herbs from the following lists to develop an individualized combination that is best for your hair.

Dry: Comfrey root, avocado, elder flowers, orange blossoms.Normal: Dandelion, horsetail, clover.

Oily: Watercress, strawberry leaf, white willow bark, lemon grass.

Ethnic: Comfrey, nettle, cherry bark, olive oil.

Shine: Vegan Egg ( Flax Seed juice), raspberry, nettle, vinegar, quassia.

Manageability: Coconut or Soy  Yogurt, cherry bark, vegan beer.

Softness: Cherry bark, burdock root, olive oil, marjoram.

Dandruff: White willow bark, birch bark, comfrey, nettle, peppermint, vinegar.

Growth: St. John’s wort, nettle, sage, basil, rosemary, onion juice.

Many consumers are completely unaware that animal by-products such as placenta and crushed animal parts such as horns and hooves (good sources for keratin, a protein contained in finger and toenails as well as hair) are used in their favorite shampoos and conditioners.

BASIC SHAMPOO FORMULA

Wha’Cha NEED

2 tablespoons liquid castile soap

1 cup spring water¼ cup fresh herbs (2 tablespoons dried)

1 teaspoon almond or apricot kernel oil

2 drops essential oil

Wha’ Cha DO

1. Place herbs in a clean 10-ounce glass jar with a lid.

2. Boil the spring water and pour over the herbs.

3. Cover and let steep for 10 to 20 minutes.

4. Strain the liquid from the herbs into a bowl.

5. Add the liquid castile soap and almond or apricot kernel oil and mix thoroughly.

6. Scent with essential oil and mix again.

7. Bottle in a plastic container with a spout or a clean recycled shampoo bottle.

Yield: Approximately 24 shampoos   NOW that is Very “Sexy”

HERBAL HAIR CONDITIONERS

Herbal hair conditions help make hair more manageable and often impart a smoother and softer texture.

They are especially good for those who cannot live without hot rollers, curling irons and blow dryers.

Jojoba Conditioner

What’ Cha Need:

1 cup rose floral water

1 tablespoon jojoba oil10 drops vitamin E oil

What’ Cha Do:

1. In the top of a double boiler, gently warm the rose water.

2. Once rose water is warm, add jojoba oil.

3. Pour the mixture in a blender and add the vitamin E.

Blend at high speed for 2 minutes.

To use:

1. Wet hair with warm water.

2. Pour the conditioner onto your hair and scalp, massaging in thoroughly.

3. For damaged hair or extra conditioning, leave on for several minutes, perhaps while bathing.

4. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

5. Shampoo lightly and rinse again with cool water.

You can visit ~

for SOME VEGAN shampoo and conditioner  here as well

http://www.haircareusa.com/vegan_shampoo_conditioner_skin_max_green.htm

http://www.naturesstyle.com/

http://www.etsy.com/listing/60037937/vegan-shampoo-with-aloe-and-rosemary

Share

Related posts:

  1. Chef Mayra Quinoa and Wild Rice Stuffed Squash
  2. Chef Mayra’s Ginger Treasures Cookies
  3. Ever Wonder How Safe Your Food Is?
  4. Chef Mayra’s Tempeh Bourgignon
  5. Chef Mayra’s Sweet Potato Bisque with Shiitake Mushrooms