How To Make A Nourishing Hair Serum | For Thick Healthy Hair

Hey everyone, its Laura from our early house, calm, and today's video was in collaboration with one of my friends here on YouTube Tara. She has a YouTube channel called Tara Lee Naturals, where she shares a ton of homemade beauty and hair natural products that she makes right there on the YouTube channel, and today, she's gon na be sharing a leave-in conditioner, and today I'm gon na be sharing with you. A homemade hair serum that can help to promote healthy, shiny hair. So after you're done watching my video be sure to go over to Tara's channel and check out her leave-in conditioner. And then you can also see all of her other natural products that she makes for skin hair products, and she actually has an Etsy shop as well, where she sells a lot of the products that she makes there on the YouTube channel. So if you're, not a DIY, ER be sure to check out her Etsy shop, I have that link down in my description below, along with her Instagram, so you can follow her over there. Do you start at the base of this serum which I'm making actually in a spray bottle, because it's pretty liquidy compared to like a normal dropper serum the base of it is going to be a nettle tea? And so I have some loosely nettle here and I'm bringing just a cup of water to a boil and then I'm going to add in a couple tablespoons of loose-leaf nettle and I'm going to remove it from the heat to let it steep for about five. Two minutes and then that's when I'm going to put in as the base for my homemade, calcium after the metal has deep for about five minutes. I am going to string it off and I'm going to put it straight into my grass container here. So I have a funnel - and I have a little stringer here and it's going to pour it through here, because we don't actually want the nettle part to get in there. Just the leftover water. Okay, now I'm going to add in the other ingredients. The first name and add in is a half a teaspoon of pahoehoe, and this is just really gon na help with moisturizing and promoting shine. And then I'm going to add in two tablespoons of aloe vera. And if you caught my video last week, I talked about a homemade conditioner and I use a low in that because hollow it has so many properties for the hair. And then I'm going to add in the essential oils - and I am gon na - do five drops of lavender five drops of rosemary in three drops of sandalwood teenies oils all have amazing properties for the hair. Again, I talked about this in my last video with my homemade conditioner, but these oils are known for helping with length and also strengthening the hair and is helping it to be your hair to be a little bit more healthy sandalwood is one of my all-time. Favorite smells of essential oil love this one for hair and the rosemary in the sandalwood. This has a nice smell that this could work for men or women can use this frame, your hair is wet or whenever your hair is dry. So what I like to do is just spray it into my hair and I start at the roots, and I work my way down. We put it pretty good a mountain, and then I just let it sit, you don't have to rinse it out. You can leave it in or if you prefer to rinse it out, you can it's really up to you. I store mine in the refrigerator because - and it can last longer - and this will last up to four months, and so I make an amount that really lasts me for about four months and I just put it in the frigerator and then, whenever I run out, I Can just use it in the same bottle and make more if you guys want to check out Tara's rusty. I have her leave-in conditioner video link down in the description below and, if you guys are looking to make some more natural products and get toxins out of your home grab my free ebook with my top 10 favorite recipes and if you're, looking for more essential oil Education, I have a free online class for that, and if this is your first time by my channel, I would love you at that subscribe button. I get out new videos every single week from essential oil, education, healthy recipes and natural remedies. Thank you. So much for stopping by our tree house,