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Curly hair solid shampoo

Name: Curly hair solid shampoo
Total time: 25 min
Ingredients: 1 tablespoon Baobab oil (7g / 14%); 1 tablespoon water (10.5g / 21%); 1 teaspoon Rhassoul (3.5g / 7%); 1 tablespoon vegetable glycerin (7g / 14%); 9 teaspoons SCI (22g / 44%)

Curly / Wavy hair Frizzy hair Dry hair REC281

Uses

Hair

Preparation

25 min

Conservation

1 month

Today we bring you a solid shampoo for curly hair. It will redefine your curls without weighing them down.

Before starting your DIY recipes, it is important to download the recommended Hygiene Rules.

Necessary Materials

1 Beige bowl
1 precision scale (kitchen scale) OU 1 Mini measuring glass
1 Mini whisk
1 Bamboo spoon
1 mold
1 bain-marie

Attributes amount for 50g

1 tablespoon Baobab oil (7g / 14%)
1 tablespoon water (10.5g / 21%)
1 teaspoon Rhassoul (3.5g / 7%)
1 tablespoon vegetable glycerin (7g / 14%)
9 teaspoons SCI (22g / 44%)

Recipe Products

Curly hair solid shampoo

Step-by-Step

Weigh and heat the SCI and water in a bain-marie.
When you have a homogeneous paste, add the baobab oil, rhassoul and glycerine. Whisk to combine.
Pour the mixture into a mold and refrigerate for 24 hours. Turn out.
Your recipe is finished.

How to use this product

Use your solid shampoo on damp hair, then rinse with fresh water.

This shampoo can be added to your hair routine. Store in a dry place after use.

Focus on the ingredients

Baobab oil is an excellent hair care product for curly or frizzy hair. It is nourishing, moisturising and emollient. It protects dry hair from root to tip.

Rhassoul is ideal for dry, devitalised hair. Hair regains shine, suppleness and tone.

Glycerine is moisturising.

SCI (sodium cocoyl isethionate) is a foaming agent. It adds softness and facilitates detangling.

Precautions & Warnings

Avoid contact with the eyes.

Keep out of reach of children. Do not use pure active ingredients. Follow recommended dosages.

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J'ai réalisé ce shampoing et l'ai utilisé maintenant 3 fois et je n'ai absolument rien à dire. N'ayant pas d'huile de baobab, j'ai mis de l'huile d'avocat et le shampoing est génial ! Il faut le frotter entre ses mains plus d'une fois pour pouvoir en répartir sur tout le cuir chevelu. Il n'assèche pas du tout mes cheveux bouclés et je n'ai plus aucune pellicule quand mes cheveux commencent à regraisser. Il donne aussi plus de volume que mon ancien shampoing. Je ne pensais pas que c'était si facile à faire, merci pour la recette, je le referai sans aucune hésitation !

Liz

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