Homemade Leave in Conditioner
This all natural Homemade Leave in Conditioner is simple to make and gets a boost from essential oils. And it doesn’t take a lot of complicated ingredients to make.

I have young children who tend to get crazy bed head. And one of my daughters has curly hair. Tangles are a daily occurrence.
Most leave in conditioners on the market are loaded with toxic chemicals. Which we prefer to avoid around the home.
I love to use homemade beauty products on myself and my family. And this detangler spray is perfect for my little ones.

Natural Homemade Leave in Conditioner
For this natural homemade leave in conditioner I used a few simple ingredients. The essential oils I chose to use are beneficial to hair health.
Geranium essential oil is great for both dry and oily hair. It gives hair a vibrant, healthy glow.
Melaleuca essential oil (aka Tea Tree) has great purifying properties. And it is known to help protect against lice.
Lavender essential oil is a great relaxing oil. It soothes occasional skin irritations and it smells incredible.
Other ingredients: a little bit of a natural conditioner and distilled water. Mix well and add to a glass spray bottle.
A dark colored glass is preferred, like amber or dark blue. However, if you’re like us and go through the leave in conditioner fast, a clear glass spray bottle would work.
To use: spray lightly on damp hair and brush through. Avoid the top of the head and roots.
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Homemade Leave in Conditioner
Equipment
- 16 oz glass spray bottle
Ingredients
- 2 cups distilled water
- 1/2 cup natural conditioner
- 3 drops geranium essential oil
- 3 drops melaleuca tea tree essential oil
- 5 drops lavender essential oil
Instructions
- Heat up water on the stovetop until boiling.
- Add the conditioner and essential oils to the bottle.
- Use a funnel and carefully add the hot water to the bottle until nearly full. Add spray nozzle and shake well.
- Allow to cool completely before using.
- To use: spray lightly over hair, avoiding the scalp. And brush through.
What can you replace the geranium oil ?