We’ve all had those moments when we’re in a hurry to head out the door but don’t have enough time to shampoo. In moments like these, your best friend is a trusty DIY dry shampoo – quick, easy, and super effective! Unfortunately, commercial dry shampoo has recently developed a reputation of being loaded with hazardous chemicals. So I was eager to indulge in a new DIY experiment; one that has, to my delight, deemed to be very successful! Here is my DIY dry shampoo recipe with arrowroot powder, kaolin clay, and essential oils that will leave your hair refreshed, voluminous…

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Sharing my awesome DIY shampoo bar without lye AND melt and pour recipe that you are bound to love! I’ve used Castille soap melt and pour soap base,  olive oil, castor oil, black molasses and a blend of essential oils.   Since I’m using a soap base, there is no need to handle lye and this is a very easy recipe to create! This recipe is great if you have dark, brown, dry, thick and coarse hair. If you have oily hair, you can skip the castor oil. Plus, you can make at least a dozen of them in the price…

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In this easy egg shampoo recipe, I am using raw eggs which contain a high amount of proteins and essential nutrients such as iron, vitamin A, D, E, B12, Selenium etc… It helps to strengthen your hair follicles, add volume, shine and texture. What else can we ask for from such a simple shampoo?! Honey was commonly used on hair in ancient time. A 2001 study conducted by the Dubai Specialized Medical Center discovered honey may be used to treat scaling, itching and hair loss. Consider using this mask on a regular basis if you have any problems with your…

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That’s it…I finally have gone NO POO! ‘No poo’ is a natural alternative to shampoo that does not use soap or other lathering ingredients. Commercial soap-based shampoos use harmful chemicals, like sodium lauryl sulfate, to achieve the rich lathering effect. While most of us have grown accustomed to the suds-effect, its not necessary for clean hair and it introduces harmful chemicals to our system. Additionally, soap strips the hair of its natural oils, which can lead to brittle, damaged strands. Which dangerous chemicals are lurking in conventional shampoos? Sodium lauryl sulfate is commonly added to shampoos (and even toothpaste) for…

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