I reformulated my homemade detangling conditioner and I luv this version a whoooole lot more.
The ingredients are even simpler than the previous batch:
Trader Joes Tea Tree Tingle conditioner
my Shea Frosting
That's it.
I didn't measure anything, sorry. I'm bad about that. I just have gotten into the habit of eye balling things now. I think I used a smidge more conditioner than shea frosting though.
Only other thing I may add is some fragrance like vanilla. Other than that it's fab.
It gave such a smooth and creamy consistency. The creaminess and slip is outta this world. Detangling's a friggin dream with this mix. Even better than my last mix. It's great to DC as well. Leaves my hair feeling smooth, soft, and moisturized. I luv it! I can't say it enough!
This jar of green stuff is my henna gloss I made in bulk so I don't have to keep mixing up a batch everytime.
I store my henna gloss in the freezer when I'm not using it. It thaws out just fine. Stir before use and I'm good to go.I started storing my homemade conditioners in mason jars and I like this. It provides an air tight environment, therefore preserving my mixtures even better.
Next on my list of things to mix up is a conditioner of some sort that has some mayonnaise in it.....
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