Homemade soapberry shampoo

I believe that many people have the experience of making homemade facial masks. Girls who love beauty and life often DIY some homemade facial masks in a unique way, but I don’t know how many people have DIY homemade soapberry shampoo. Maybe you have only heard of homemade soapberry shampoo but don’t know how to make it yourself. In fact, homemade soapberry shampoo is very simple, so let’s make soapberry shampoo together, which has many benefits for our head skin.

If you have sensitive skin or have never found a favorite shampoo on the market, you might as well try it yourself according to the method described below!

Step 1: Brush the soap nuts clean with a toothbrush and soak them in boiling water. If the soap nuts are too dry, they will not swell easily and will need to be soaked for 2-3 days to fully swell.

Step 2: Pound the swollen soap beans. The more swollen they are, the easier it is to pound them. Of course, it is best to use a stone pestle (for pounding pepper powder).

Add 10 times the amount of water to soapnuts and heat them. The soapnut water will bubble easily after boiling, so simmer on low heat before the water boils. Add some brown sugar (to help the beneficial microorganisms ferment after storage of the soapnut liquid), stir and simmer for another 10 minutes. Turn off the heat when the soapnut liquid becomes thicker, let it cool, filter and bottle (use beverage bottles and shampoo bottles that friends don’t want, of course it’s best to use glass or porcelain bottles), and try to store it in the refrigerator when the temperature is not low. The soapnut liquid boiled for the first time is thicker and more suitable for washing.

Step 3: Add 3 times the water to the previous soapberry residue and stir and boil again. When it becomes thick, bottle it. The soapberry liquid can be used to liquidize hands and bowls, etc. It is best to store it in the refrigerator when the temperature is not low. Use the above method to try out the magical changes that homemade soapnut shampoo can bring to your hair quality.

In addition, if you like, you can add some ginger, rehmannia root, lotus leaf, angelica, etc. to the above method as a combination. Ginger can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Experts say that many scalp problems may be caused by scalp blockage, so if you have scalp problems, you must try it!

The above is the process of making soapnut shampoo by yourself. Isn't it very simple? Have you learned it? Friends who have learned it should try to make soapnut shampoo by themselves at home. When making soapnut shampoo by yourself, you can not only use the shampoo you made by yourself, but also work happily. Why not?