DIY Ginger & Moringa Oil Hair Conditioner
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Serves: four 4 oz jars
 
This hair conditioner is mage with moringa seed oil and ginger essential oil. It's great for a wide variety of hair types!
Ingredients
  • Four Short 8 oz. Bail Jars
  • 20 oz. Distilled Water
  • 2.6 oz. Moringa Seed Oil
  • 1.8 oz. BTMS-50 Conditioning Emulsifer
  • 0.9 oz. Cetearyl Alcohol
  • 0.3 oz. Ginger Essential Oil
  • 0.3 oz. Optiphen
Instructions
Disinfect your utensils by dipping them in a 5% bleach water solution and allowing them to dry. To b sage, dip all your utensils, mixing containers, stick blender, and any spoons or spatulas that may come into contact with your lotion. Your products must be as free of germs, bacteria, and microbes as possible.
  1. Pour the distilled water into a heat-safe container. Heat in the microwave until it is about about 160–180° F.
  2. In a separate heat-safe container, combine the moringa seed oil, cetearyl alcohol and BTMS-50. Heat the container in the microwave using 30–60 second bursts until the waxes have fully melted and the mixture is about 180° F.
  3. Check the temperatures of both containers. Each container should be about 160°–180° F. Once they are the correct temperatures, pour the oils and wax into the water and begin pulsing the stick blender. Blend the mixture for 60–90 seconds, making sure the oil and water phases are fully emulsified. Be careful to “burp” your stick blender by tamping it on the bottom of the container to release any bubbles — you don’t want bubbles trapped in your conditioner.
  4. Continue stick blending until the temperature drops to about 130–140° F. Add the ginger essential oil. Stick blend until completely combined.
  5. Once the mixture falls below 120° F, add the Optiphen. Using the stick blender, mix for an additional 60–90 seconds until everything is completely mixed.
  6. Pour the mixture into jars. Let the jars sit overnight without the lids on (otherwise, condensation can form inside the jars). Once the mixture is completely cooled, shut the jars and enjoy!
Recipe by Soap Queen at https://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/moringa-ginger-hair-conditioner/