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How to make a leave-in hair conditioner?

DifficultyBeginner
Yield100 g of conditioner
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How to make a leave-in hair conditioner?
In this article
  1. About this recipe
  2. Product properties
  3. Key raw materials in the recipe
  4. The formulation
  5. Recipe ingredients
  6. Method and the role of the raw materials
  7. Conclusion

Hot sun rays affect not only our skin, but also our hair. When salty seawater or chlorinated pool water is added to the sun, our hair really takes a beating. The result can be dry, brittle and weakened hair that loses its enchanting appearance or texture.

That is exactly why, in cooperation with our creator Simona, we are bringing you a formulation for an effective leave-in hair conditioner that needs no rinsing, which you can always have at hand — on the beach, by the pool or any time at home in the garden or in the city. You simply spray it onto your hair and instantly give it a dose of protection, hydration and nourishment.

How to make a leave-in hair conditioner? (1)

About this recipe

This leave-in conditioner guide was created by our excellent formulator and creator Simona Sedláková on her blog Anomi. It is a rinse-free conditioner that you can always have at hand — you simply spray it onto your hair and give it protection, hydration and nourishment.

How to make a leave-in hair conditioner? (2)

Product properties

Product typerinse-free leave-in hair conditioner
Applicationspray onto the hair
Effectprotection, hydration and nourishment for the hair
Recipe authorSimona Sedláková (Anomi)
Difficultybeginner

Key raw materials in the recipe

You will find all the raw materials for this recipe in the Handymade.sk range. Simona covers the role of the individual raw materials, and all the benefits for which they were chosen specifically as the ingredients of this leave-in conditioner, in detail in her original article.

D-Panthenol 75% W, 100 ml
€6.59

The formulation

To prepare 100 g of conditioner we will need:

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Method and the role of the raw materials

Our excellent formulator and creator Simona Sedláková created this leave-in conditioner guide on her blog. You can find the entire procedure with detailed photos and a step-by-step breakdown in her original blog post.

Following the procedure at the end of the original article, the role of the individual raw materials is also described, along with all the benefits for which they were chosen specifically as the ingredients of this leave-in conditioner.

Conclusion

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At the same time, we also thank you, our readers and customers, for supporting us in continually seeking the best that the cosmetic raw materials market has to offer.

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Try the leave-in conditioner at home

Jojoba oil, the low-temperature emulsifier Fluidifeel Easy, the Gluadin Kera-P LM keratin and the essential oils from this recipe are all in the oils, emulsifiers and essential oils range at Handymade.sk.

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