Is there an easy way to make Hair Conditioner at home?

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   stricktlydatingposted 15 years ago

   Is there an easy way to make Hair Conditioner at home?

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   stagnettoposted 15 years ago

   A very good substitute for a hair conditioner is to first massage olive oil all over your hair, wrap it up into a turban with a warm towel that you have previously had soaking in a boiling pan of water.
   
   Leave this on for at least half an hour then shampoo out and for the final rinse use some vinegar and lots of cold water.
   
   You should end up with soft and shiny hair.

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   Choke Franticposted 15 years ago

   Treatments and conditioners that will nourish your hair need not come from an expensive bottle. Several-all natural ingredients have been proven time and time again to improve the strength and shine of even the most damaged hair. If you are pressed... read more

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   skye2dayposted 15 years ago

   Wheres the Mayo?
   Works fantastic. Shine On. Use 1/4 cup mayonnaise and apply to wet,cleansed hair.Wrap hair in plastic cap, seal with a clip.hair   Leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water.(never use Hot h2o makes for fly away hair) The last 5 seconds of rinsing use cool water it seals the hair shaft around the cuticle which makes the hair smooth and manageable. Use 1x weekly, not daily. Hugs
   I vote for No Bad Hair Days! lol, skye2day

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   ranjen0703posted 15 years ago

   please follow the link for a list of home-made conditioner/treatment: http://hubpages.com/hub/Home-Made-Inexp … m-The-Net. I hope this will be of help to you.

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   moiaugeposted 15 years ago

   Sure is! Use 1/4 cup almond oil or olive oil, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, and 1/4 cup fresh, mashed avocado.

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   IsadoraPandoraposted 14 years ago

   There are several natural conditioners you can try.
   
   Boiled nettles make an excellent strengthening rinse.
   
   Catnip (my personal favorite) creates a beautiful shine while it conditions. Steep catnip leaves and blossoms in hot water. Keep container covered until you're ready to use it. The oils dissipate with the steam, so make sure the cup is covered with a nonporous lid.
   
   Olive oil, grape seed oil even cooking lard works. The oils take a bit of work to get out though.
   
   Here is an effective method for a banana hair mask. http://hubpages.com/hub/Natural-Banana- … ask-Recipe
   
   The banana smells wonderful and makes your hair very soft. Mine wasn't "shiny" like store-bought garbage but, it felt and looked wonderful!
   
   
   Hope you find a recipe that works well for you!

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   SpaceAgeposted 14 years ago

   I once experimented w/ mayo, but I like the conditioners better. I leave the making 2 the pros.

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   balthasarcontentposted 14 years ago

   http://hubpages.com/hub/Make-Your-Own-A … oner-Rinse  Here's my recipe!

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