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As I'm such a dapper looking fella
( I'm about as good looking as Shrek's hairy arse)
I like to try and be presentable when in public.
( couldnt care at home )
I've always used good old fashioned Brylcreem, like my Dad and Grandad, but lately I've been having a really nasty skin reaction to the stuff. So I've been researching into natural versions, and of the little I could find it was expensive.
So after a lot of research, I made my own.
3 Tablespoons of Coconut oil
2 Tablespoons or ½ a block of Beeswax
2 Tablespoons of Arrowroot
10-20 drops of essential oil ( I chose Cedar)
Melt wax and coconut oil in a double boiler,
(Tin can in a pot of simmering water)
Once melted take off heat, add arrowroot, mix in thoroughly, add essential oil.
Pour into a small glass jar, make sure the jar is warm first, as the heat shock may shatter the jar.
Just rub a finger tip full into your hands and rub through your hair, style as usual.
(Different length hair will need differing amounts)
Works well, smells nice And costs about £1.50p to make enough for approx 6 months.
See what else I can make at home now
( I'm about as good looking as Shrek's hairy arse)
I like to try and be presentable when in public.
( couldnt care at home )
I've always used good old fashioned Brylcreem, like my Dad and Grandad, but lately I've been having a really nasty skin reaction to the stuff. So I've been researching into natural versions, and of the little I could find it was expensive.
So after a lot of research, I made my own.
3 Tablespoons of Coconut oil
2 Tablespoons or ½ a block of Beeswax
2 Tablespoons of Arrowroot
10-20 drops of essential oil ( I chose Cedar)
Melt wax and coconut oil in a double boiler,
(Tin can in a pot of simmering water)
Once melted take off heat, add arrowroot, mix in thoroughly, add essential oil.
Pour into a small glass jar, make sure the jar is warm first, as the heat shock may shatter the jar.
Just rub a finger tip full into your hands and rub through your hair, style as usual.
(Different length hair will need differing amounts)
Works well, smells nice And costs about £1.50p to make enough for approx 6 months.
See what else I can make at home now