Back in June I wrote an "Ingredient Insight" post about Rhassoul clay, including how it can be used on the hair. Well, here's a really simple recipe for a conditioning shampoo:
1 heaped tablespoon Rhassoul clay
1 tablespoon Orange Flower Water
That's it! I said it was simple.
Mix the clay and flower water together. The mix should have a 'dolloping' consistency - thick but not stiff. Work the mix into wet hair, taking care to cover the hair from root to tip. Massage into the scalp as well. Leave for several minutes (or longer, just don't let it dry out) then rinse out, and say hello to soft (really soft!), shiny hair. If you have very textured or dry hair then you might want to use a moisturiser afterwards, but there's no need for a separate conditioner. Usually if I don't use conditioner my hair is really frizzy and feels like straw, not to mention the tangling, but not with this recipe. Simple, but very effective.
You can buy Rhassoul online at various places including here, and Orange Flower Water at the supermarket, or Asian food stores.
1 heaped tablespoon Rhassoul clay
1 tablespoon Orange Flower Water
That's it! I said it was simple.
Mix the clay and flower water together. The mix should have a 'dolloping' consistency - thick but not stiff. Work the mix into wet hair, taking care to cover the hair from root to tip. Massage into the scalp as well. Leave for several minutes (or longer, just don't let it dry out) then rinse out, and say hello to soft (really soft!), shiny hair. If you have very textured or dry hair then you might want to use a moisturiser afterwards, but there's no need for a separate conditioner. Usually if I don't use conditioner my hair is really frizzy and feels like straw, not to mention the tangling, but not with this recipe. Simple, but very effective.
You can buy Rhassoul online at various places including here, and Orange Flower Water at the supermarket, or Asian food stores.
Have you tried Rhassoul for hair care? Leave a comment about how you used it and what the results you got.
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