chamomile hair rinse plus other hair recipes

How To Make chamomile hair rinse plus other hair recipes

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  Pour the water over the chamomile; steep until it cools to lukewarm. Strain out the flowers. This will soothe your scalp. To use pour over your hair as a rinse after shampooing.
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  Other Recipes with Chamomile For Hair Hair Brightening: Blond hair rinsed in Chamomile tea gets brightened naturally. If mixed with henna and then applied, natural highlights are formed in dark hair. To Lighten Hair: Steep a cup of chamomile flowers in three cups of boiling water. Use the liquid as a final rinse. This will add bright golden lights to brown hair and with continued use, it gradually lightens hair. For dandruff and irritated scalp: Chamomile can be used to prevent dandruff and soothe an irritated scalp. Add two tablespoons of a strong herbal decoction to mild baby shampoo. To make a chamomile decoction, simmer one ounce of dried chamomile in two and half cups of distilled water for about 30 minutes. Strain, cool and add to a bottle of shampoo or use as a hair rinse.
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  Chamomile Shampoo 2 tsp.. dried chamomile 1/4 cup boiling water 1/4 cup baby shampoo (or another mild variety) Pour the boiling water over the chamomile and steep for 30 minutes, strain, then mix into the shampoo and use as usual.
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  Chamomile Hair Conditioner 1/3 cup chamomile flowers 1/3 cup olive, safflower or sunflower oil Clean jar with lid Combine the chamomile and oil in a jar with a lid. Place on a sunny windowsill and shake the jar at once a day. After two weeks, strain out the herbs. To apply, use about 2-4 teaspoons, depending on the length of your hair. Brush out your hair and apply to the hair ends,avoiding the scalp. Leave on about ten minutes, then shampoo out.
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