Comments on: Green Hair Conditioner Recipe for Super Natural Hair http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/ Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 04 Sep 2010 03:35:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Rachel Howerter http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-176 Rachel Howerter Tue, 09 Jun 2009 04:37:27 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-176 Love the conditioner recipe! Does anyone have a good recipe for homemade shampoo? I am having trouble finding a good one. Love the conditioner recipe!
Does anyone have a good recipe for homemade shampoo? I am having trouble finding a good one.

]]> By: Tara http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-165 Tara Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:53:43 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-165 I've tried olive and coconut oils in this way, but the truth is my hair NEEDS conditioner after shampoos (I use natural soap shampoos, not detergents). If I don't use them, my hair is rough and sticks together so badly I cannot comb it. I've found a natural organic conditioner, Calia, made with all normal ingredients. The ingredients I have, it's the ratio of them I wish I knew so that I can make it for myself! I’ve tried olive and coconut oils in this way, but the truth is my hair NEEDS conditioner after shampoos (I use natural soap shampoos, not detergents). If I don’t use them, my hair is rough and sticks together so badly I cannot comb it. I’ve found a natural organic conditioner, Calia, made with all normal ingredients. The ingredients I have, it’s the ratio of them I wish I knew so that I can make it for myself!

]]> By: Amfeny http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-161 Amfeny Thu, 19 Feb 2009 03:54:33 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-161 I would suggest making you own shampoo. Bought shampoo contains an ingredient that they put in carpet cleaner to make it lather up more. This is not one bit good for your hair or scalp! I tried one recipe for shampoo but it was liquid and i do not like it. Also, a lot of what you are paying for is a fancy plastic bottle, so it is much cheaper to make some to. I would suggest making you own shampoo. Bought shampoo contains an ingredient that they put in carpet cleaner to make it lather up more. This is not one bit good for your hair or scalp! I tried one recipe for shampoo but it was liquid and i do not like it. Also, a lot of what you are paying for is a fancy plastic bottle, so it is much cheaper to make some to.

]]> By: admin http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-89 admin Thu, 03 Apr 2008 20:06:46 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-89 Hi Jo, Oh, I wash my hair many times a week, but don't feel it's necessary to condition it more than once a month. Thanks for asking. Hi Jo,
Oh, I wash my hair many times a week, but don’t feel it’s necessary to condition it more than once a month. Thanks for asking.

]]> By: jo http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-88 jo Wed, 02 Apr 2008 21:27:51 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-88 How often do you wash your hair... i try to only wash the roots maybe once a week but I can't imagine going a whole month How often do you wash your hair… i try to only wash the roots maybe once a week but I can’t imagine going a whole month

]]> By: jane http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-86 jane Tue, 18 Mar 2008 23:45:17 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-86 This is great advice. I've been conditioning my longish hair with organic coconut oil monthly for some time and my hair is soft and healthy. I also use my own hand-made hemp oil soap & shampoo bar to wash my hair (and the rest of me). It's 100% natural, with organic coconut and hemp oils and rain water. (See the testimonials.) This is great advice. I’ve been conditioning my longish hair with organic coconut oil monthly for some time and my hair is soft and healthy. I also use my own hand-made hemp oil soap & shampoo bar to wash my hair (and the rest of me). It’s 100% natural, with organic coconut and hemp oils and rain water. (See the testimonials.)

]]> By: dianna http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-54 dianna Fri, 28 Dec 2007 05:34:15 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-54 you could use either organic olive oil or organic coconut oil and then use shikakai powder to rinse it out with.... this makes your hair incredibly silky you could use either organic olive oil or organic coconut oil and then use shikakai powder to rinse it out with….
this makes your hair incredibly silky

]]> By: admin http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-28 admin Sun, 11 Nov 2007 21:23:00 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-28 Hi Michael, Thanks for taking the time to comment here. Most commercial shampoos are not something I'd put on my head...I agree. I searched long and hard to find one I feel good about. It is Aubrey's Blue Chamomile shampoo. It contains no Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Parabens or Petro Chemicals. The short list of ingredients are all things I know about. It does contain soap, but this does not seem harmful to me. People have used soap for hundreds of years...it's detergent that is bad for you, not natural soap, to my knowledge. You can attempt to use apple cider vinegar as a hair cleanser, but I wouldn't want to guarantee it as a way to get the olive oil out of your hair. I'm afraid it wouldn't cut the oil enough and you'd end up with greasy hair. If you want to avoid soap, you may have to do some experimenting! Good luck, and thanks again for your question. Hi Michael,
Thanks for taking the time to comment here.

Most commercial shampoos are not something I’d put on my head…I agree. I searched long and hard to find one I feel good about. It is Aubrey’s Blue Chamomile shampoo. It contains no Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Parabens or Petro Chemicals. The short list of ingredients are all things I know about. It does contain soap, but this does not seem harmful to me. People have used soap for hundreds of years…it’s detergent that is bad for you, not natural soap, to my knowledge.

You can attempt to use apple cider vinegar as a hair cleanser, but I wouldn’t want to guarantee it as a way to get the olive oil out of your hair. I’m afraid it wouldn’t cut the oil enough and you’d end up with greasy hair. If you want to avoid soap, you may have to do some experimenting!

Good luck, and thanks again for your question.

]]> By: Michael http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-27 Michael Sun, 11 Nov 2007 19:47:10 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-27 Like conditioners, shampoo is also not good for you either. So using the Olive is great, however you suggest using chemicals to wash the oil out. Soaps are bad for your hair like there bad for your skin. What do you suggest? Like conditioners, shampoo is also not good for you either. So using the Olive is great, however you suggest using chemicals to wash the oil out. Soaps are bad for your hair like there bad for your skin. What do you suggest?

]]> By: admin http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-15 admin Thu, 20 Sep 2007 04:41:47 +0000 http://tangergreen.com/green-hair-conditioner-recipe-for-super-natural-hair/#comment-15 It really works, Diane. You've just got to remember to rinse twice...and a little of the oil goes a long way. Thanks for taking the time to comment! Miriam It really works, Diane. You’ve just got to remember to rinse twice…and a little of the oil goes a long way.
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Miriam

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