I don't know about you, but I use a pretty unhealthy amount of heat on my hair.
So I use heat protectants, and they definitely make me feel less guilty
and a little bit better about "frying" my hair.
I found a recipe for a DIY heat protectant that will keep your hair moisturized and
healthy, even when you want to style it with heat! Plus, you know exactly
what's going in it so it's all natural and there's no chemicals!
• Coconut oil
• Almond oil
• Leave in conditioner (or regular conditioner)
• Hair spray (optional)
• Water
• Spray bottle
Let's Get Started!
Step One: Add 200 ml of water into the spray bottle.
Step Two: Melt your coconut oil to a liquid if it's not
already, then drop in about 4 small drops.
Step Three: Add 4-5 drops of almond oil into the spray bottle.
Step Four: Put 2-3 drops of conditioner or leave-in conditioner in as well.
You may want to use a damage repairing one because this is being used before applying heat.
Step Five: You can add a little bit of hairspray if you want this to help
keep your hair straight and hold it as well. You can also add essential oils, but don't
add too many things or the products will weigh your hair down and make it greasy!
Step Six: Add 50ml of water on top to make sure it all blends.
After that, SHAKE IT ALL UP!
• Spray onto sections of your hair before applying heat
• Brush your hair so the product spreads evenly
• Style as usual! You can use this on wet or dry hair
I really hope you guys try this! Let me know if you do!
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This is really interesting, I would never of thought to make my own heat protectant spray! Thanks for sharing x
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What a great idea. Thanks for sharing. My thin hair really needs heat protection. xx
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Great idea :) I might have to try this!
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