How To Make Your Own Amazing Shampoo
I like to make natural shampoo and I wanted to try using coconut milk as a main ingredient. Yea, I know they that well known coconut milk shampoo and conditioner but its kinds of expensive and I didnt want to pay for it. And this shampoo is healthier because its NATURAL.
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Hello Youtube, this is a review of the black soap shampoo and the deep conditioner I made. Please see instructions below.
Black Soap Shampoo
1. Cut one shampoo bar into small pieces and place in a container
2. Pour 2 cups of water into the container
3. Let sit for about 9 hours
4. Strain with a fine filter
5. Add additional water mixed with honey to make a total of 32 oz
6. Add 3 oz of your favorite oil
7. Add favorite essential oils
8. Shake before use
Homemade Deep Conditioner
1. Boil 8oz of water
2. Place powder herbs in a coffee filter and secure with a rubber band or place herbs in a pot (will need to strain when complete)
3. Boil for 15 min
4. Remove filters and herbs and add 5 tablespoons of Emulsifying Wax until wax has melted
5. Pour into a container and add 3 – 4 oz of Vatica Oil and 2 oz of EVOO
6. Add 3 oz of honey
7. Blend together and add water until you have a total of 28 oz
8. Add Xantham Gum as needed
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***Please read my blog for a full description of the conditioner and how to apply it on your hair***
http://naturallyizzy.blog.com/2010/12/27/shea-butter-hair-conditioner/
Shea Butter (100% Unrefined Shea Butter)
-Not only is Shea butter great for you skin but for your hair too! Shea butter helps repair dry, brittle, and damaged hair by adding moisture to the hair due to extreme hot or cold weathers.
Jojoba Oil
-Strengthens, shines, moisturize hair, and much more…
Coconut Oil (100% Coconut Oil)
-Gives your hair the extra shine (great for cold weather).
Purified Water
-The reason why I use purified water is because all of the impurities have been remove from the water.
Olive Oil
-Works wonders on the scalp, I know personally for me olive oil helped me prevent dandruff. Also works great by itself as a hot oil treatment when your scalp is dry, itchy or flaky.
Aloe Vera (Organic)
-This is great for moisturizing the hair, smooths scalp and prevent hair loss.
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I’ve recently decided to make my own shampoo instead of buying those chemical laced ones. I checked online but some are a "bit much". Anyone know how to make a homemade shampoo with herbs and anything else natural?
Shampoo is really just a detergent that has added ingredients to moisturize, maintain pH, adjust the viscosity, and prevent bacteria from growing. Some also contain color and fragrance.
If you want to make your own out of only "natural" chemicals, you will have a very difficult time. Surfactants (that’s the technical name for a detergent) are hard to come by in nature. You could buy a cactus, extract it with warm (not hot) water, and isolate a group of chemicals called saponins. That will be your starting point for the detergent, it’s a natural foaming agent. However, two things will cause you problems: First, the extract is dark, most people don’t like putting dark liquids on their head. Second, it can foul up your blood chemistry should it be absorbed into the skin. It has been known to be fatal. But it is natural, and you (and many others) seem to feel that all natural products are automatically good for the body.
Second, you need to preserve your shampoo against bacteria, otherwise within about a week you’ll have a bottle of bacteria. Most bacteriastats and preservatives are synthetic unfortunately. You could reduce the pH of your shampoo to <3 with natural citric acid and bacteria won’t grow in it. However, that is likely to cause severe scalp irritation. It is said that lavender oil is a natural preservative, but in that respect it doesn’t work all that well, and lavender oil itself is made up of, well, many different chemicals, which you don’t want.
You could use herbs to scent your product, that’s a good idea and it may work. But first you have to extract the oils from the herbs and if you want it to be all natural, you have to be careful how you do it. Putting the herbs in boiling water would work well, but unfortunately, that’s not allowed if you’re going to call it natural. You could let it sit with the water in the sunlight and that would work. But it would probably take many months. Extracting the herbs with alsohol would work well too, but watch out for the type of alcohol you use. Most is synthetically made, and that would void any natural claims. And you’d have to distill off the alcohol anyway, you don’t want that in your product.
Color? Really not necessary, but you could use red from strawberries or beets. Blueberries only give a purple color. But make sure you don’t extract out natural sugars with it, they don’t work together well in shampoos. There are ways you could remove the sugars, but all of them would be considered non-natural procedures so you couldn’t use them. Don’t use the food colorings found in supermarkets. They would work well, but they’re not natural.
Surfactants will naturally remove protective oils from your scalp, so it would be best to include some natural moisturizers in your shampoo to keep from getting a nasty case of dandruff. Unfortunately, aside from adding natural mineral oil (which may not be very soluble in your mixture) there are few natural moisturizers to be found.
The only thing left is to see how you like your finished product. It may be too watery in which case you may need to thicken it. Many of the chemicals you see on ingredient labels are there for that purpose. But those are not natural. You could try adding natural salt, sometimes that works. Sometimes it doesn’t.
Good luck with your project!
In this video I give facts about the amazing Soapwort plant that is used to make all natural homemade shampoo, soap, and much much more.
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Beautician Diana Kerala Das tells how to prepare homemade shampoo in this edition of ‘Rainbow’. http://www.istream.in/
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I need to see any recipes for a homemade pet shampoo made out of Fels Naptha. Does anyone have any ideas or recipes of their own???
I saw some on a website, try searching google.
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