DIY Leave-In Conditioner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- Hey Guys! Here is my second attempt at a super creamy leave-in conditioner. This time I added a few extra ingredients to give it some awesome slip and thickness. I think I did pretty well. Thumbs up 👍🏽
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Ingredients | Measurements (g=grams)(8 oz jars)
WATER PHASE:
- Distilled water | 147.42 g
- Aloe vera gel | 6.8 g | amzn.to/2BT6QjL
- Panthenol | 4.54 g | amzn.to/2GOn3fZ
OIL PHASE:
🔆 Murumuru Butter | 18.14 g | amzn.to/2s2fLuL
🔆 Cetearyl alcohol | 6.8 g | amzn.to/2VogaoQ
🔆 Coconut oil | 11.34 g | amzn.to/2VoQus0
(Not included in the video )
🔆 Hemp seed oil | 9.07 g | amzn.to/2RsGiQd
🔆 BTMS-50 | 18.14 g | amzn.to/2l0RhCk
- 1% Preservative: Optiphen plus | amzn.to/2RtkhAP
*If you don't want to use a preservative, make sure you refrigerate your creations 😊Check it before each use. Should be okay for 2 to 3 weeks.
COOL DOWN PHASE (Optional add-ins)
➖ 1% Vitamin E | amzn.to/2VjZtea
➖ 1% Essential oil or Fragrance Oils | amzn.to/2BWhVR0
(I used Lavender & Orange essential oils)
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Hey Luvs! Do you prefer a liquid leave-in conditioner or a creamy, thick leave-in conditioner? For me, it just depends on what type of style I am going for but usually my hair loves creams, butters, etc.
I prefre a liquid leave in conditioner. How can i achieve that? I need help with the portion amounts
Creamy one 🥰
I love your videos, you're such a wealth of knowledge thank you sis.❤️💕
I prefer thick and creamy (which my type 4 hair loves)
Both
Hey girl! Ive been a hairstylist for more than 10 years and I’ve worked with some of the biggest hair brands out there! I love your recipes and all of the knowledge you have! Keep it up!
I prefer creamy leave-in for the winter months, and liquid leave-in for the summer. I will try this leave-in soon. Thank you for using preservatives when using water.
Nora Kowwa No problem at all. I’m glad I could help 😊 Liquid in the summer and creamy in the winter sounds really smart! Great idea! 👍🏽
@@YayaDIYCreations Hi, so how much water did you use? You don't list that in the description.....Also is this an 8oz jar?
How to use this conditioner. How long time to take in hair and when wash plz details using process.
@@ahsanmone113 It says in the title that it's a leave-in conditioner. So you leave it in
The coconut oil was apart of the original recipe but I did not add it when I recorded 😬 Too complete the 100% you can add the coconut oil. If you wish to keep it omitted, then make up for the percentage else were. You can add more oil, a different oil, more Aloe Vera gel, etc. to balance your creation.
Thanks for this precision. I plan to add Abyssinie oil (crambe) instead, same quantity. My hair doen't like coconut oil and Abyssinie oil has great conditoning properties. It alsow protect the ends from dryness and split ends 😉
Good video by the ways, like always 😙
@@hawatoure7642 Thank you so much! I have never heard of Abyssinie oil. Thank you for introducing it to me, I will be looking in to it. I know some people have adverse reactions to coconut oil but it has been key to most of my natural hair journey. It is great that you are knowledgable of your hair and know which ingredients to stay away from. It is definitely a learning process that takes a lot of experimenting lol 😊
@@YayaDIYCreations Hi ! Crambe abyssinica oil is the english word for huile d'abyssinie. I'm french 😉. It come from south Africa. Here's a link from the store where I usually buy it. If you don't know french, mabe google could translate for you. 😊 www.aroma-zone.com/info/fiche-technique/huile-vegetale-abyssinie-aroma-zone?page=library
Hi Hawa TOURE! I'm into cosmetics manufacturing in Ghana. That'll be ideal to network with you!!!
I make my own homemade soap from scratch and THAT is chemistry for real. This is much more calming. 😍
I too make my own soap with lye. I just started making liquid soap. I think I like making the bar soap because I can color it, fragrance it and decorate it like a cake. Yes, you are correct, the soaponification process is true chemistry.
Just made this and loved it. Thanks for sharing.
I tried it and I just fell in love with it
This was very helpful ! Thank you !
Creamy. I love this video!
Very well defined...thank you 👍
I love your page. I’m just now finding you and I’m definitely subscribing . Your videos are great🥰🥰❤️keep up with the natural hair DIY products
Thank you!!! I loved this video
Love This!
By the way, I am going to make this - it just looks and sounds lovely. 🥰
Love this thank you ❤️
Woooow can’t wait to try this
Definitely go for it! I'm obsessed right now because it is so creamy lol 😊
Annet Ndirangu it’s been a year since your post, how did you find it?
Too good!!
Really nice, thanks for sharing
Looks so good for the hair. Great job!
Thank you so much 😊
This was the video I have been searching for... I hope I get the ingredients ASAP.
Thanks girlie
Amma hit the subscribe button for you.
I prefer a liquid leave conditionner.but also i will try this .thanks mum.
Yaya, ❤️ love this gorgeous girl ❤️ I just wanted to go back and watch your old videos ❤️
I love love love what you do and I really think you should have the biggest business ever! Your knowledge and skill is an essential access to All. You you seem like a person who really cares, and really knowable. You're just necessary for the market especially for Afro-American an people of color in general. Please don't stop!
You're so beautiful and your hair is amazing! You can tell the conditioner is very nourishing!
Looks Amazing!!!!!😍😍
SpicyNerd Thank you! 😊
You read my mind! 😃 I was so hoping that your next video would be a DIY Leave-In. I prefer a watery, liquid leave-in followed by a curling cream. This looks really moisturizing, though, for those whom prefer a thick leave-in. 😊
I have been wanting to do this for awhile too. I will be doing a watery, liquid leave-in conditioner next. And its super hydrating. My hair soaks up creams and butters anyway tho. 😊
@@YayaDIYCreations
Sweet! Can't wait to see it. I have medium strands so have to be very light handed with oils/butters or I end up looking like that jeri-curl family on Coming to America 😏
😂That is my movie lol! I Will definitely try to get it out by the end of the week. And yes, all hair is different. The 1st step to healthy hair is knowing what your hair likes, so you are winning 🙌🏽
Thanks for this.
You can use fenugreek which is natural and releases lecithin which is an emulsifier. It also containers loads of good stuff to strengthen hair
Yaya I really must say you are a wonderful lady! Thank you for sharing your formula with the whole world. I've been looking for a way to come up with a precise and effective coconut milk leave in for a while now and you already done this a year ago 😊 Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much darling.
I do have a question.. I already had gotten guar gum as a thickener before I stumbled upon your video. Do you have any idea how I can replace your calculated emulsifiers with the guar gum and also do I add it to the water or oil phase?
Love your videos
Question with the btms 50 can I just apply a lil of that to a conditioner already made ? I want to just add oils to my conditioner without it separating , will that work ?
Hey there. If i cannot find btms 50 is it okay to use the btms 25%?
Thank you. I love you.
I have silk peptides do I add that in water or oil phase? Is a ph balance something I should aim for?
Can you make a video explaining how you came up with the exact measurements per ingredient ?
This is so cool! Looks really creamy also which is what I’m after. Do u still use the same ingredients or have u tweaked it now?
Wonderful
Excellent video. Thanks for including the grams in the description box. Can you also make videos using the product so we can see how it works. I like otiphen plus too and thanks for including that it needs to be added to the heated ingredients because I added mine when it was cool and they did separate a bit. Keep these videos coming please.
Thank you!! I am still learning optiphen plus, it has messed up many of my creations lol. I will start being more aware of using the products after creating them to show you all. I am making videos now for some of my old creations to showcase how to use them. 😊
What temperature would you add the optiphen plus?
Very Nice Doll🏆
Hey Yaya I was wondering if I don't have Panthenol nor Cetearyl Alcohol is there anything I can replace them with? or can I just leave them out of the recipe and will it still be any good?
Hello Yaya, what’s the name of the preservative you used
Looks very nice! Is this a recipe you can put in a spray bottle or is it too thick?
At what temperature do you heat up your water phase?
Very nice leave in conditioner, would love to try it out. How do you work out how many grams of ingredients to add to make the conditioner?
What should we do if we only have a spatula or a stick as our mixer
Your choice of music is impressive to me
What preservative did you use? How long it can last?
Hey 👋 can I use coconut oil instead of hempseed oil ?
Want to make my own been working on one thanks love 👑❤️
Is it possible to make it a bit more runny?? It's a tad to thick and it's leaving a white residue
With the Preservative you used how long is the shelf life of the conditioner?
Are you able to leave it in the shower or does it need to be refrigerated ?
Should the water percentage always be greater than the Oil phase? . Btw great video
Can I add varisoft instead of cetal alcohol?
Is the Panthenol compulsory?
What was the preservative name that you use
Could you tell me what the pH for this conditioner is?
Can I take an online class from you and you teach how to make DIY hair and skin products? I would pay. 🤗❤️
can i add an emulsifier to a leave in conditioner if the water and oil phase are already mixed… I thought I could only use cetearyl alcohol and it’s not emulsifying 😢
My hair really loves it
What can i use to replace cetearly alcohol
Pls how do I calculate the percentage?
Good job mum ,thanks from Drc.
Can you please make a video on the different BTMS and do you use the same amount? For example if one ingredient says use 60g of BTMS 50 but all i have is BTMS 25 how much of the BTMS 25 would i use?
Is there any alternative to murumu butter?
Would this be too heavy for my hair?
What percentage of water did you use?
My sister thank you so much
Just wondered if you could do a video making some sort of hair product using the exact amount of perseverate to be added. Been watching so many videos but everyone seems so evasive when it comes to persevering diy's. Currently I'm using Lactic Acid. But I'm not even sure how much to use. Doing my research but coming up blank. Whewwww. Tanks much
Can I sub the cetryl alc and BTMS with beeswax?
I am heavily into making my own hair ceeations and your videos has helped me recognize a lot of mistakes I was making years ago lol. Quick question: Does your creams tend to thicken over time and if not, what can I use in my products to stabilize the consistency?
That is great to hear! Glad I could help!
Some products tend to thicken during the cool down phase but not over time.
If your product is thickening, you could be adding too much of something. Like thickeners or butters.
Let's say you want to make a "milky conditioner", you would probably leave out solid butters altogether or you can add more water if you do use a solid butter. For a milkier consistency, I would use a 2 to 3% ratio of solid butter or no butter at all. For this particular video, I wanted a thicker conditioner, so I used WAAAY more butter than necessary.
Also, be careful of your fatty alcohols like cetearyl alcohol. This is a thicker that can cause your product to thicken too much if you add too much. So, really it is about balancing the ratio of ingredients to get what you want. This comes with trail and error which I know you know too well.
The only way to stabilize that I know of is to use an emulsifier or fatty alcohol. This well keep your water and oil phases from separating. Other than that, I will have to do more research to find out how to keep it from thickening overtime if the ingredients have already been added.
I hope this helps. I will have a Q&A video coming out soon where I will answer more questions about DIY's. So leave more questions below or a specific question you would like answered and Ill do my best.
@@YayaDIYCreations Makes sense.....thank you so much! Appreciate the help! 😘
How much did it cost u too make it?
Can you add your preservative to flax seed gel to extend the shelf life?
Yes you can and should.
I made a hairmask but it’s to runny 😭 I made a very big batch never have this before can you help me pls😢 I put the batch in the freezer know I see what I can do ! I think I add the vitamine e aroma & preservatief to fast the oils&boters where not cold enough
Hello Yaya, do you know how can i make it more thicker ? Thank u xx
Grace Hugo Hi, You can adjust the water phase to oil phase ratio by adding more thickeners or butters and less water. Some thickeners include Kokum butter or Cetearyl alcohol. I hope this helps.
Is there a big difference in the outcome depending on whether you use BTMS 50 or BTMS 25? Tfs
Yes. Humble Bee n me always uses btms 50. Its hard to find.
Yes, BTMS-50 is good for the hair because it is more conditioning, less fatty alcohol and it adds more shines to hair while BTMS-25 is good for the skin because it has more fatty alcohol which is what the skin likes and it also has that nice sleek feel on the skin.
@@bimsnackskitchen6332 Thanks!
Hi I did some maths on your formula percentages. only add up to 98 percent. I am windering what will be the other two percent?
Hey Yaya I just have one VERY important question that I didn't see asked..... How long did your batch last before the preservative stopped working and the product had to be disposed?
You'd need to send the product to a company for stability testing to determine the shelf life. Bacteria etc can start developing before you can even see it.
As a rule of thumb for home formulators (since we're not working in sterile environments...such as a lab), it's best to use up what you have within 6 months (although I still have a cream which I made last year that still looks and smells good)
So you don’t add coconut oil, I delete it? Or add it
Can you replace BTM 50 with BTM 25
And you also replace cetearyl alcohol with Ceteyl alcohol with
Did you ever make a liquid Leave in version ?
Did you have to refrigerate it due to having aloe vera in it
Why distilled water?
Can you please make a video on how to come about the measurements?
I love all your videos I would like one day you make a herbal shampoo 🥰
Can u make a deep conditioner
a question sorry for asking is that i don't understand english and use the translator i can leave it in my hair or i have to rinse?? Thank
Leave in conditioner
How long does this last with a preservative? What is the best preservative for longer shelf life? :o
PS. I subscribed and I like creamy and heavy conditioners but I like them diy because the store bought versions are either too watery or just don’t do much.
please, can i add coconut milk to this while i'm making it?
Nice
Saleshia Pascall Thank you! 😊
If i want it looser would i decrease the ceteraryl?
Yes
Great video as I'm trying to make my own hair products! How can I make this leave in more milky ?
also, how do I know the percentage of how much I'm supposed to do of the ingredient (if that made sense)
Hey definitely add more water. The more water, the milkier it will be. However, you will have to balance out your other percentages.
@@jcurls7466 I will have a Q&A video coming out soon that will explain measurements and percentages when it comes to ingredients. It is hard to explain here without a visual. In the meantime, I have already calculated the percentages into grams to make it easier for you all. It is in the description box. I hope this helps for now and I hope this is what you meant.
If not, please let me know and Ill try to answer again. 🙂
@@YayaDIYCreations thank you so much! I'll be waiting on that video :)
How long was the water phase heated up for. Love this recipe and I want to try it on myself 😍
The water and oil phase need to heat at the same amount of time. They need to be the same temperature in order to emulsify with each other. Around 15-20mins
Hi Dear can Chebe infused oil be added to this leave in conditioner please?
H F Absolutely 😊💜
God Bless you for even getting back to me😘
H F Thank you. I try when I can 😊😊
Yaya what can I use in place of panthenol please?
Hello dear, I am from Indonesia, I really like your TH-cam, you provide benefits for us, may I ask for the ingredients and the stages to be written in the description because I don't really understand English
The link for the btms50 goes to btms25 so is that OK to use instead of the 50?? Are the measurements the same with the 25 vs the 50??
Also how do you know when to use germall plus vs optiphen plus?? Thanks
Brandi Jefferson I am sorry. I thought I updated this. I will fix it soon. In the meantime, the preservative you choose is about preference. Both are temperature sensitive and have to be add at certain phases/temperature when you are formulating. I hope this helps.
@@YayaDIYCreations thanks!!
@@brandilikesDIY You are very welcome. Here is the link for BTMS 50.
@@YayaDIYCreations also would you use the emulsifier if I'm using mixing butter with aloe vera juice??
@@brandilikesDIY Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I am fixing it in the description box now.
queen would i be able to add more liquid to it to make it a bit less thick? :)
Yes
Heya! How to you calculate the ingredient percentages/ratios of your products?
Hi Sarah! I use a batch size calculator. Here is the link www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/Calculators/Batch_Size_Calculator.aspx
From there I place amounts inside of each field according to the consistency I want from the product. The percentage of all of the ingredients has to equal 100% and that is how I get my ounces, grams, etc. It still takes trail and error and a whole lot of testing to get the consistency that you want, but this calculator makes the numbers part much easier. Hope this helps 😊
Oops I added preservatives after it cooled. #Learningeveryday
Yes, each preservative has to be handled in different ways. The ph level also plays a role in the effectiveness of the preservative. I am working on a series on preservatives, please stay tune. 😊💜