DIY clarifying shampoo helps remove build up from water, styling product residue and chlorine. Learn how to make Clarifying Shampoo that is all natural and very simple!
DIY Clarifying Shampoo
Is your hair looking dull and lifeless? You may need to try a hair clarifying shampoo.
Repeated use of styling products such as hair gel, hairspray, pomade and more can weigh hair down over time. Try using a clarifying shampoo to remove all this build up.
It’s also great if you have been in the pool and need to remove chlorine build up. We love the water so this is much needed during the Summer months especially!
You will be amazed at the difference in your hair after weeks of swimming when you use this shampoo! No more worries about chlorine!
What can I use to clarify my hair?
Clarifying shampoo helps to remove residue from hair. However, it can be pricey if you buy from the store.
Plus, you don’t know what all you are really putting on your hair. I love making my own clarifying shampoo.
It’s all natural and I know all the ingredients that are going into it. I feel really good about using this on my kid’s hair.
How can I make a clarifying shampoo at home?
You won’t find any harsh chemicals in this all natural shampoo!
We love using essential oils. The lemon essential oil in this not only works great but smells amazing!
The shampoo has a wonderful citrus scent that you will love. Essential oils are great for numerous uses.
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Try this natural clarifying shampoo!
It is so simple to make clarifying shampoo at home and it works great. This is a must try!
We are trying to make more of our own products. Implementing all natural products has not happened overnight.
It’s been a gradual process and we have loved everything we have made. We recently learned how to make All Natural Cocoa Lip Balm.
It feels so good to add another all natural product to my list of things I am using now. We also have saved money!
Those salon products can really add up. Even the ones from the drug store are expensive.
You will start to see your savings add up once you start making these products at home. Plus, I just love the peace of mind of knowing what is in them.
It’s a great feeling to be able to control what all goes into our products. No worries about chemicals or additives.
Even the kids get involved. We made DIY Bath Bombs Recipe and they loved it!
These have been awesome gifts for their friends too. Holidays, birthdays and more and those bath bombs have been a hit. 🙂
We just try a new product every week or so. Before long, you will have a huge list of all natural items that you can use!
This natural hair shampoo works so well and is very simple.
Let’s get started making homemade clarifying shampoo!
This no fuss homemade clarifying shampoo takes only minutes to make. The results are incredible and your hair will look amazing!
What do you need to make diy shampoo?
- 1/2 cup unscented liquid castile soap
- 1/2 cup purified water
- 1 tablespoon glycerine
- juice of 1 lemon (about 2 tablespoons)
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 10 drops lemon essential oil
How to make Clarifying Shampoo:
Combine all ingredients together and place into a squeeze bottle. Easy!
How do you remove product buildup from hair?
Shake well and shampoo as usual. Helps remove build up from water, styling product residue, chlorine.
Wet hair with warm water and use this all natural shampoo. Any product you use and the build up it leaves behind will be gone with this shampoo!
Natural oils and daily build up can dull hair. You will love how this makes your hair shine! It really brings back the life to your hair.
This works so well! You can also use apple cider vinegar as clarifying shampoo. Vinegar is amazing!
Try these 10 uses for vinegar to help save you money! Once you start using natural ingredients, you will be surprised at what all they can do!
It really is that easy to make this cleansing shampoo!
I keep this in squeeze bottles. You can pick up these up on Amazon very inexpensively. We are always making something around here so I like to keep supplies on hand.
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Give this diy clarifying shampoo without baking soda a try!
It’s so simple to make and works so well. You are going to love this shampoo.
It’s the best diy clarifying shampoo. I bet after you make this, you will never by store bought again!
It works better than anything I have purchased at the store and for a fraction of the cost. Plus, it’s SO simple to make. Really!
We love to alternate diy clarifying shampoos with regular shampoos. This natural hair product helps to clean scalp and remove product buildup.
We prefer this diy clarifying shampoo to a vinegar rinse or apple cinder vinegar.
You will wonder why you didn’t make this sooner! Please leave us a comment and let us know when you try this shampoo recipe.
Get started making natural products today! You are going to love having so many natural products to grab in your cabinet! The entire family will benefit from these products. Your budget will also benefit as well. 🙂
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Karen says
This made my day! I came across this recipe for clarifying shampoo at 6am this morning as I was desperately searching for anything to help revitalize my limp, dull, dry hair. I have curly hair & lately it have been giving my grief . This clarifying shampoo was a game changer for me. My curls sprung to life! No frizz! Best of all I didn’t have to use any additional product afterwards. My hair is so soft & shiny again. As a newbie to DIY stuff I was so tickled with myself afterwards that I’m now ready to take on lots of new projects. Thank you!
carrie says
Awesome – Thanks for sharing!
Francie says
This made my hair super gummy and sticky 😕 My scalp is fine, but about an inch or so down, it’s gross feeling. Maybe it’s just for super dry hair? Thoughts?
carrie says
The clarifying shampoo will strip everything off your hair which can give it a strange texture. Make sure that you use a small amount and then follow it with a good conditioner and allow the conditioner to set on the hair for awhile before rinsing which will help the texture issues. Also, I only use the clarifying shampoo 1 a month max. Thank you.
Audrey O. says
I want to try this on my son’s hair. he has long hair, and when he realized he was having a hard time coming through it, I took a look, and it was matted and oily and built up from product. I had him wash it, and gave him my clarifying shampoo (store bought) but it didn’t seem to help. I made him a homemade scalp detox, and it got a little better, but I can still feel the build up in his hair. I would love to give this a shot. Does it store well, or do you have to use it all in one use? If you store it, where do you store it, and how long will it stay good for? Thanks in advance.
carrie says
It does store well. Make sure that you shake it before you to recombine all the ingredients as they will separate as it sits. You do not have to use it all at once. I store mine in the shower but in a cabinet would be fine too. It will last to the shortest expiration date of the products that you use to create it. I hope it works! Thank you!