DIY Leave-In Conditioner For Dry And Damaged Hair
This leave-in conditioner nourishes your hair from the inside, moisturizes, and repairs dry and damaged hair to make your hair soft, smooth, and shiny.
Recipe type: Leave-In Conditioner For Dry And Damaged Hair
Cuisine: DIY, Beauty
Ingredients
- 9g BTMS-50 (Buy From Here)
- 3g cetyl alcohol (Buy From Here)
- 6g shea butter (Buy From Here)
- 6g coconut oil (Buy From Here)
- 3g beeswax (Buy From Here)
- 17.4g argan oil (Buy From Here)
- 0.6g vitamin e oil (Buy From Here)
- 15g apricot oil (Buy From Here)
- 10 drops peppermint essential oil (Buy From Here)
Instructions
- Clean your container and all utensils properly before making this. You can clean with hot soapy water and swab with rubbing alcohol and let the air dry.
- Prepare a double boiler by adding a few inches of water to a large pan. Now, heat the pan on a low flame.
- Take a heat-safe glass container, then combine the BTMS-50, and cetyl alcohol and place the container in the pan containing water.
- Now, add beeswax and shea butter into the glass container.
- Add coconut oil, argan oil, vitamin e oil, and apricot oil into the container.
- Stir occasionally until everything is melted and combined.
- Now, remove the glass container from the pan and add peppermint essential oil, then mix well.
- Immediately pour the oil mixture into a glass or tin container and let this mixture cool until it’s room temperature.
How To Use
- Take out a tiny amount of conditioner and apply it with your fingers through the ends of your hair to tame frizz.
Notes
1. Make sure to do a patch test before applying any essential oil products.
2. You can use different oils according to your needs but don't replace BTMS-50 and cetyl alcohol. It will reduce the conditioning effect of hair balm.
3. Cetyl alcohol does not contain any type of harmful alcohol. It is derived from vegetable oil and it will not make your hair dry and crunchy.
2. You can use different oils according to your needs but don't replace BTMS-50 and cetyl alcohol. It will reduce the conditioning effect of hair balm.
3. Cetyl alcohol does not contain any type of harmful alcohol. It is derived from vegetable oil and it will not make your hair dry and crunchy.
Recipe by BlissOnly at https://blissonly.com/leave-in-conditioner-for-dry-and-damaged-hair/