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I’ve seen this coconut milk shampoo recipe all over Pinterest and think it looks great! It contains wonderful ingredients including coconut milk, liquid castile soap, vitamin E, olive or almond oil and an essential oil of your choice.
This is really cheap to make, 100% natural, it smells beautiful and it works great too! The coconut milk will add moisture and shine to your hair, while vitamin E has been referred to as the “hair and skin vitamin” and the addition of an essential oil of your choice adds a beautiful aroma.
How To Make Homemade Coconut Milk Shampoo
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I just made this today, as soon as UPS delivered my final ingredient, Dr. Bronner’s baby-mild castile soap. I used sweet almond oil and lavender EO as my other options. I also made a white vinegar/lemon juice/filtered water rinse that I did not rinse out afterwards. I have to tell you that I have been using Wen for over six months and I love it, but it is VERY expensive. I hated the idea of going without my Wen and settling for the typical shampoos of my past, but I was having a hard time justifying the price. I am so glad I came across this DIY recipe! I LOVE it and my hair loves it, too! I have very long hair and I don’t use styling products, blow dryers or curling irons on it. After my hair dried naturally and I brushed it out, it felt so soft, smooth, and thick, and looked shiny and healthy. I can now happily substitute this recipe for Wen as my regular shampoo. Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you!