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A rich DIY hair-conditioner for shiny hair

Check out this simple recipe for a rich hair-conditioner:

diy rich hair conditioner



Ingredients:

6 tbsp castor oil
4 tbsp lanolin (PURE LANOLIN, 100% Pure Australian Anhydrous Lanolin Pharmaceutical Grade 2 oz.)
2 tbsp coconut oil
2 tbsp of any vegetable oil
1 cup water
3 tbsp glycerine
2 tsp of cider vinegar
2 tsp scrapings of Pears soap

Method:
Melt the oils and lanolin using the double-boiling method. Add water to the oils along with other ingredients, beating rapidly until it is mixed properly. Cool it and preserve it in a glass bottle.

Application:
applying conditioner
rinsing hairApply 1 tbsp of this mixture to dry hair. Then drape a hot towel around it for 5 minutes and then rinse off with cold water. This conditioner suits all types of hair.

If your hair is too greasy, then add 1 tsp of lime juice before using it and if your hair is very dry then beat in an egg before use.

See also:
Do-it-yourself conditioners for all hair types
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  1. Anonymous7:30 PM

    I’m impressed with this conditioner.

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  2. Anonymous7:33 PM

    Hi


    I will check out your site. Quite lovely. And I love the name of your blog.

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  3. Anonymous2:22 PM

    Using this conditioner and shampoo throughout the year. makes my hair shiny and prevents hair loss.

    P

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  4. Anonymous4:45 PM

    Sounds like something I might try.

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  5. Anonymous4:50 PM

    I’ve been curious about this conditioner. Good information and great points to consider

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  6. Anonymous9:37 AM

    Always rinse with the coldest water you can stand after using a shampoo and conditioner for straight hair. The cold water "locks down" the hair cuticle and makes hair appear slicker, less frizzy.
    Use a weekly home remedy "hair mask." Mix one egg to one part mayo and one part olive oil. Make a paste and apply to hair. Wrap hair in a towel and allow to work at least 30 minutes. Rinse out and shampoo and condition as usual. Hair will have a smooth, shiny appearance.
    Blow dry methodically. This can take practice and time, but it is worth it. Use a big round brush that will allow you to smooth your hair as you dry. Always blow in a downward motion. Running the dryer over hair up and down causes the cuticle to frizz and split. Divide hair into sections with curler pins and dry one section at a time.

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  7. Anandi4:13 PM

    Amazing I really like this

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  8. Swetha4:16 PM

    Love natural ideas for healthy hair!! I stopped using store bought hair products years ago and my hairdresser says she can't get over how gorgeous and healthy my hair is!!

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  9. Prerana4:17 PM

    I thought beautiful shining hair was only achieved by GOOD HEALTHY LIVING..kind of what you put in' not what you put on.

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