HEALTHIER HAIR AND WEALTHIER YOU with this 3 ingredients, 3 steps DIY shampoo

How many times you told yourself “Gosh, I am sick of buying off the shelf toiletries (at premium price) that are made out of chemicals and only a very small percentage comes from natural ingredients”

Well, I don’t know you, but I do it at least a couple of times a month. I am so sick of it really.

And how many times have you watched or looked for an EASY DIY recipe that does not drive you insane with unknown or hard to find ingredients and does not take an hour to make?

I did. I did it so many times and I got discouraged. Especially when it came down to making my own shampoo.

Until I found this 3 ingredients DIY recipe that I want to share with you.

WHAT YOU NEED

Ingredients:

1.     Castile Soap (1 ½ cup)

2.     Lavender Essential Oil (20-30 drops)

3.     Coconut Milk (385gr)

Needless to say you will , you’ll 1 small glass bottle or other type of glass container (preferred when you use essential oils) but you can also use an old shampoo plastic bottle.

HOW TO MAKE IT

1.     Take a bowl

2.     Mix well all ingredients

3.     Pour all ingredients into the bottle

If you want, you can even use a foaming dispenser and in that case add ¼ of distilled water so the shampoo is not as dense.

TIPS

·      Shake well before use

·      Keep in show for a month max

SUPER TIP THAT WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY

·      Make a bigger batch and pour it into any ice cube tray

·      Freeze your batch

·      Once frozen, you can part the shampoo cubes into small Ziplock type of bags.

This super tip should be really taken in consideration, because depending on the environment and temperature in your home, the coconut milk might ferment quicker than expected and might not last a month.

Plus, every week you would just need to take out of the freezer a couple of mono use portions for your twice a week hair wash routine.

You’ll save time in making a batch that could potentially last for months and money because there’s no risk to waste product due to premature fermentation!

I dare you to find an easier recipe for your homemade shampoo!