3 Natural Hair Shampoos to Make at Home

1. 3 Natural Hair Shampoos to Make at Home Having split ends, dry scalp, and frizzy hairs are some of the many issues that one has to face on a daily basis. The battle with bad hair days becomes even harder when we have to try a “herbal” shampoo that’s not really that herbal. Given

2. the fact that no shampoo nowadays is completely an organic shampoo or a herbal one, nothing much could be done when it comes to hair nourishment. Unless you decide to take your hair care in your own hands instead of leaving it to market products. So let’s take have a look at 3 truly Natural Hair Shampoos that you can easily make at home, without going through much hassle. Egg shampoo This is an ideal choice for people having greasy or oily hair. Simply put two egg yolks in a bowl, along with two tablespoons of lemon juice. Once done, don’t forget to mix your favourite essential oil to make the malt smell right. Apply the pack, and then wash it off using cold water. It’s best to avoid using hot water for cleaning because the hot water could intensify the egg’s smell. Eggs are also known for their hair conditioning properties. Coconut shampoo When it comes to providing the right nourishment to your hair, nothing beats coconut. Coconut in any of the best herbal shampoo is accepted as the best treatment for dry and brittle hair. The much-needed ingredients to make a

3. homemade coconut shampoo are coconut milk(half cup), castile soap(two-third cup), vitamin E oil (1 tb), and coconut oil(1tb). Put them together to form a mixture. Put the mixture in a lid-sealed container, and shake the container to mix it properly. Chamomile Tea and Honey Shampoo (Bar) The best part about this bar shampoo is that it’s good for all hair types. Other than oil, lye, and distilled water-which are the base for any shampoo-the following ingredients are needed to make this shampoo bar: olive oil (250 g) coconut oil (200 g) castor oil(100 g) avocado oil (50 g) shea butter (50 g) sweet almond oil (50 g) cooled chamomile tea (250 g) lye (sodium hydroxide) (100 g)

4. 15 ml of honey mixed with (15 ml) distilled water The following mixture would give you about 5 to 6 bars of Chamomile Tea and Honey Shampoo. With all these ingredients in place, now you have to make the solution. To do that, take a plastic bucket half-filled with tap water. Measure the lye using cups and pour them into the plastic bucket. Stir the solution for a while. Now mix the above ingredients in the right proportions. That done, mix the tea solution with the lye one and put it into a motor-operated mixer. Conclusion The best part about using a Organic Shampoo is that you know what’s in it, and you can always control the ingredients according to your hair needs. Let us have a look at three shampoo recipes that you can make at home.