Instructions. Combine the ingredients in a 4-6 ounce spray bottle. Shake well before spraying on the hair. Apply from the scalp to the ends and comb through. Massage onto the scalp and let the oil sit for at least two hours or overnight for …
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And lucky for your wallet and your hair, this DIY hair spray requires just two ingredients: sugar and water. Using a saucepan, boil a cup of filtered water. Once the water's hot enough, stir in 2 tablespoons of white sugar. If you would like a stronger holding hair spray, add in a touch more sugar.
Allow the boiled lemon water to cool. Then, strain the lemon water, and place it in a clean spray bottle. Label the spray bottle with its contents, "Homemade Lemon Hairspray" and the date you prepared it. If the finished spray feels sticky to the touch, just dilute it with a bit of water. It's easy to tweak.
In a bowl, mix together aloe vera gel with water. Whisk in coconut oil or apple cider vinegar (optional). Transfer to a spray bottle. Remember to shake thoroughly before using. Extend your hairspray's shelf life by adding a tablespoon of rubbing alcohol. This recipe requires no more than two ingredients and 20 minutes out of your day.
Essential oils like tea tree oil and lavender oil are amazing additions to any homemade beauty recipe—and the same can be said for a DIY hair spray. Use a few drops of your favorite essential oil to add fragrance to your hair spray and extra shine to your hair.