Horsetail Molasses Conditioning Blend
submitted by Angie Tripp

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Horsetail Molasses Conditioning Blend will deeply nourish your hair, leaving it silky and soft with a shining radiance. *Especially suitable for brunets*

Yield: 1 Treatment Prep Time: This information will be added Price Category: This information will be added Difficulty Level: This information will be added Shelf Life: This information will be added Rating: Add your rating! Ingredients: 1 tablespoon molasses 1 teaspoon  horsetail glycerite or very strong water infusion of horsetail 1 egg yolk 1 teaspoon hemp seed oil 1 teaspoon jojoba oil 1 teaspoon wheat germ oil 4 drops lavender essential oil 1 drop rosemary (verbenone) essential oil 1 drop frankincense essential oil 2 drops self heal flower essence or Bach's Rescue Remedy essence

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Blending Procedure:

1. Mix together all the ingredients, stirring thoroughly.
   
   
2. To use, massage conditioning blend into your damp hair and scalp. Wrap your hair with a plastic bag(grocery bags work well) or use a shower cap. Leave the conditioning blend on your hair for 15 minutes.
   
   
3. Shampoo your hair as usual and rinse well. Follow with a cool water rinse.

Comments:

"Horsetail is an ancient plant found all over the world. (unless you live in austrailia)A common weed and poisonous to livestock only, horsetail hasn't been tested to be deemed safe enough for use when pregnant. It was once used to scour pots as when raw, is coated in silica. (glass like crystals) Both used internally and externally for its high silica content. Internal use has more effect, but may cause vitamin defficiency. Externally it's safe.(unless you scour yourself...XD)It has been tested and used in europe for hair treatments."
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