Spicy Lemon Anti-Dandruff Shampoo
This shampoo contains a proven anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory blend used in Petite Marie Organics moisturizers for acne-prone skin. You can use Castile soap to make this shampoo; otherwise, you can use a Basic Cleanser recipe from the Cleansing chapter. Make this shampoo in a large batch and give a bottle to everyone you know who may suffer from dandruff. It is very inexpensive and easy to make, and it works miracles. If you want your shampoo to make a lot of foam, add ½ teaspoon decyl glucoside (for sources, see Appendix A)
Ingredients:
3 oz Castile soap
1 tablespoon glycerin (if using Castile soap)
1 teaspoon jojoba oil (if using Castile soap)
3 tablespoons witch hazel
1 teaspoon marigold (calendula) macerated oil
20 drops tea tree oil
10 drops clove essential oil
8 drops lemon grass essential oil
7 drops eucalyptus essential oil
½ teaspoon zinc oxide
Method :
Prepare the Basic Cleanser . If using Castile soap, soften it with glycerin and jojoba oil; stir well. Gradually add the remaining ingredients. To help dissolve zinc oxide, add a tablespoon of cleanser or witch hazel, make a smooth paste, and then add to the remaining ingredients. Stir well. Transfer to a plastic or glass bottles. If you need more shampoo, simply multiply recipe
application :
Every day , massage a small amount into wet hair , leave it one for one minute and then rinse off. Please note that this shampoo is loaded with natural ingredients . So it will not foam lavishly .
storage :
store up to nine months in a closed container . Please replace the lid promptly after use