Homemade Shampoos: A Complete Guide For Beginners (Homemade Body Care Book 1) Kindle Edition

I'm just getting into using natural ingredients for health and beauty products. I've been using indigo and henna for hair color and want to try to my hand at making shampoo and conditioner.The author explains how to make hair care products and how to store them. Definitely read this book of you're wanting an alternative to expensive products that leave your hair dry and dull.

Clear, concise, easy to understand. I plan to implement at least one of these shampoos as I have been looking for more natural soaps and cleaners for my home. I found no glaring editorial issues, and it was an easy read for me. Posted by Hank's wife, Betty.

I am always on the lookout for ways to save money and reduce unwanted chemicals in my home. DIY cleaning solutions seem easier to come by than cosmetic and shampoo recipes, which is why I am grateful for finding this book! Thank-you Kathy for your openness about your personal journey and honest opinions about each recipe.

It has recipes that the rest of the homemade shampoo books have. But I was looking for something that didn't need castle soap. I want something more safe for colored hair.

Recently I have turned to making as many of my own products naturally as I can. Shampoo seemed a little daunting , after reading this book I am ready to jump in and get started. She simplified it and explained the process.

Informative and more complete than many other books I have read about making shampoos. This os one of the better free books I have read.

The author has a lot of good information in the book as well as shampoo recipes. She has several natural shampoo and conditioner recipes and gives suggestions on how to store and use each type.

A good guide to making shampoos.