- Make Your Own Shampoo by risingsun
- Hair Rinse:ACV Chemically Damaged Hair by risingsun 13 y
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- Re: how to make natural non residue shampoo by animalempath 13 y
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i use kirks natural coco castile bar soap,great lather! rinse out soap.
your hair will feel hard to run your fingers through.to remove any residue left by the soap,rinse with 1/4 part apple cider vinegar to 3/4 parts water.you can now run your hands through your soft hair.any plastic squeeze top bottle will do,leave it by the shower (empty dish detergent bottle is great,you control how much comes out,close,no spills).after you towel dry hair,apply a dime to quarter size amount of coconut oil to your palms.rub together,and evenly apply through hair.you won't believe how this simple,inexpensive,completely natural,simple process, leaves your hair cleaner,shinier,healthier,than any salon ever has!
{p.s.-I fill a clean empty glass gallon bottle 1/4 way with apple cider vinegar,3/4 water,and keep it under the kitchen sink.I use this as a refill source for the plastic squeeze bottle in the bathroom.you don't want glass in the bathroom!} Add This Message To Your CureZone Favorites!
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