If you’re one of our goddesses with dry frizzy hair, this recipe is for you. Each ingredient is chosen to give your hair that wonderful soft, silky and healthy feel. The aloe gel is very good for your scalp and glycerin will help keep your hair moisturized. Jojoba oil penetrates into your scalp and nourishes the cells. French lavender, rosemary, and geranium have multiple functions; the most important being they are very good for your skin and will stimulate the oil glands in your scalp to produce more oil. In addition, lavender and geranium oils are stress relievers. Why put a stress reliever in your shampoo? Because stress is one cause of dry frizzy hair.
Ingredients for dry frizzy hair shampoo.
¼ cup liquid castile soap – (Found here at our Amazon store or at your local pharmacy or health food store.)
¼ cup organic aloe vera gel – (Found at your local pharmacy or health food store.)
1 teaspoon pure vegetable glycerin –
½ teaspoon organic jojoba oil
2 drops French lavender essential oil
2 drops rosemary essential oil
2 drops geranium essential oil
Note: all of the oils are found by clicking our organic oils tab at the top of this page.
Instructions for maximum benefit of this dry frizzy hair shampoo
Mix all ingredients in a glass or stainless steel container then pour into a bottle. Shake before use to remix ingredients as they do tend to separate.
When you wash your hair, do so in warm water, not hot. After you have washed your hair and used an optional moisturizing rinse, do a final rinse with cold water. For maximum benefit, allow your hair to air dry rather than use a hair dryer.
Conclusion
We don’t like it if you are one of our goddesses that have dry and or frizzy hair because then it’s harder for you to realize how beautiful you really are. For that reason, and because we want you to use healthy bath and spa products, we present you with the above recipe. Enjoy.
Now go have fun and relax.
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Hi there,
You can try Shea butter, coconut oil, castor oil or olive oil. If I was substituting, I would start with coconut oil.
Hello beautiful goddess,
Double check the quantities in your recipe and be sure and rinse well. If your measurements are okay, try adding 1/4 cup water to the mix (a 50/50 dilution). Some folks do have trouble with castile and it’s sometimes because soap scum is left in their hair. Follow the shampoo with an acv rinse. That should take care of the problem.
My hair is really stubborn and likes to stick out no matter how hard I brush it seems to stick out any tips?
When you say your hair sticks out, do you mean it’s dry? Are you talking about static electricity? My hair will do that occasionally when I brush it particularly on very dry days.