10 Homemade Natural Shampoo Recipes for DIYers

10 Homemade Natural Shampoo Recipes for DIYers

Making your own DIY conditioner is simple, frugal, and the ingredients in this particular recipe are easy to find! Get the recipe here.

It’s been a few months (perhaps a year now) since my husband first started his no ‘poo adventure. It took my a lot of convincing but I finally got him to switch. However, he could not stand the usual vinegar method for his conditioner. To keep my husband on the no ‘poo path, I made …

Three recipes for homemade DIY dry shampoo (or spray dry shampoos) for dark or light hair that are inexpensive to make and work as well as store bought!

This homemade shampoo with essential oils is super easy to use and can be customized for different hair types/scalp conditions.

Keep your kids scalp and skin safe from unnecessary toxins with my non-toxic hair care for kids, and my DIY kid-safe shampoo recipe!

This homemade coconut milk shampoo and body wash recipe only uses three base ingredients. It is non-toxic and safe for the whole family. Try mixing scents.

In our day and age shampoo is a necessity.  Everyone has it, and everyone uses it frequently.  Most commercial shampoos are made of a number of ingredients,

This easy, DIY shampoo is free of non-toxic ingredients and promotes healthy, strong hair. From RaiasRecipes.com and NaturalFertilityandWellness.com

Looking to avoid harsh chemicals when shampooing your hair? Consider this simple DIY shampoo bar!

Many "no poo" and DIY shampoo methods disrupt our hair's PH causing itchiness. This moisurizing DIY PH balanced shampoo should take care of that problem!

This homemade shampoo is all natural and has four ingredients (or less depending on hair type) that cleans hair naturally without stripping natural oils.

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Learn about a few of the top products and contaminants to avoid, and steps you can take to reduce toxic exposures that will protect your health and the health of your family.

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Cancer-causing formaldehyde and formaldehyde-releasing preservatives are often found in shampoos and liquid baby soaps.

A chemical linked to cancer, benzophenone is used in cosmetics such as lip balm and nail polish to protect the products from UV light.

An endocrine disruptor that mimics estrogen, octinoxate is found in hair color products and shampoos, sunscreen, lipstick, nail polish, skin creams.

Parabens are preservatives used in a wide variety of personal care products. These endocrine-disrupting chemicals can be absorbed through skin, blood and the digestive system.

Diethanolamine (DEA) is a type of ethanolamines, chemicals widely used in cosmetics. The European Union prohibits DEA in cosmetics due to concerns about formation of carcinogenic nitrosamines.

Dangerous Shampoo & Conditioner Chemicals: What Brands to Avoid and Our Must Use List