Recipe: Awapuhi Hair Conditioner/Cream Rinse

[Guest guest]

This Hair Conditioner/Cream Rinse recipe is compliments of Nikie from

After The Rayne.

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

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Hair Conditioner

Makes 440 grams w/o fragrance

 

19 grams Polawax

16 grams Conditioning Emulsifier

 

4 grams T-50

4 grams Unrefined Rosehip Oil

4 grams Meadowfoam Seed oil

 

334 grams distilled water or hydrosol

4 grams silk amino acids

4 grams dl-panthenol

1 gram allantoin

 

 

4 grams Crodamol STS (can also use cylclomethicone or dimethicone)

3 grams Keratec PEP (can also use Wheat protein)

1 gram Awapuhi Extract (add to oil)

1 gram silk powder (reserve small amt of oil to dissolve)

1 gram Germall Plus (powder) or preservative of choice - use

appropriate percentage

1 - 1.5 tsp fragrance

 

 

Notes:

~Heat distilled water and silk amino acids to 165F. Take off heat. Add

dl panthenol and allantoin when water has slightly cooled.

~When measuring oils, keep out a small amt to dissolve silk powder. Set

aside. Heat remainder of oil and emulsifiers until melted.

~ Slowly add oils/emulsifier to water phase. (Be sure allantoin and dl

panthenol has dissolved first. ) Zap with blender.

~Add crodamol , keratec , and silk powder. Zap with blender.

~When cooled, add Germall Plus . Add fragrance.

 

You can lessen the amount of Polowax slightly to make this a thinner

conditioner.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hmmmm . . . never thought of adding allantoin to conditioner. What does it add

to the rinse? I make one very similar to this and love it. Hard to believe it

can be so simple and turn out so darn good. My favorite fragrance is Rosemary

and Peppermint or Spearmint. Reminds me of Aveda that I used for years.

-Helen

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " Christine Ziegler "

<chrisziggy wrote:

>

> This Hair Conditioner/Cream Rinse recipe is compliments of Nikie from

> After The Rayne.

 

Wow, if you make this, I'll buy some. I'm not good at making

toiletries, I leave that to the experts. This formula looks great,

amino acids, etc.

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[Guest guest]

I can vouch for Nikie's conditioners. I was one of the first people she

tried one of the versions out on.. And It was great back then.. I can't even

imagine now..

 

Jennifer

 

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rastapoodle

08/15/06 18:54:10

 

Re: Recipe: Awapuhi Hair Conditioner/Cream Rinse

 

, " Christine Ziegler "

<chrisziggy wrote:

>

> This Hair Conditioner/Cream Rinse recipe is compliments of Nikie from

> After The Rayne.

 

Wow, if you make this, I'll buy some. I'm not good at making

toiletries, I leave that to the experts. This formula looks great,

amino acids, etc.

http://anyasgarden.com/perfumes.htm Parfums Natural

http://artisannaturalperfumers.com The Artisan Natural Perfumers Guild

http://naturalperfumery.com The Premier Natural Perfume Site Gateway

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Allantoin helps to stimulate the growth of healthy skin and hair tissue.

It also helps to heal skin irritations so I add it to my conditioner for

that reason. I do a Rosemary and Peppermint as well, that is one of my

most popular blends. I think because my customers say it reminds them

of Aveda even though I've never smelled it!!

 

Nikie Brown

After The Rayne - Handmade Soaps & Bath Products

http://www.aftertherayne.com

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On Behalf Of Steven Allensworth

Tuesday, August 15, 2006 5:54 PM

 

RE: Recipe: Awapuhi Hair Conditioner/Cream

Rinse

 

 

Hmmmm . . . never thought of adding allantoin to conditioner. What does

it add to the rinse? I make one very similar to this and love it. Hard

to believe it can be so simple and turn out so darn good. My favorite

fragrance is Rosemary and Peppermint or Spearmint. Reminds me of Aveda

that I used for years.

-Helen

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Nikie. So it is for the scalp . . . good idea.

 

Aveda was the only shampoo/conditioner I purchased for years. Their Rosemary

Mint was fab . . . just why I made mine with that combo but at a FRACTION of the

cost!!

-Helen

 

 

Allantoin helps to stimulate the growth of healthy skin and hair tissue.

It also helps to heal skin irritations so I add it to my conditioner for

that reason. I do a Rosemary and Peppermint as well, that is one of my

most popular blends. I think because my customers say it reminds them

of Aveda even though I've never smelled it!!

 

Nikie Brown

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