Diy Volumizing Hair Powder
- Posted on 10 June, 2014
- Hair Styling
- By Anonymous
How to make an all natural, homemade volumizing hair powder for dark hair that doubles as a dry shampoo!
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Hey guys, I have noticed that lately in hair, it has been all about volume, volumizing powders are everywhere and they are really popular. So today I thought I would show you how to make a DIY version all made from ingredients. You should have at home really easy to make and it is effective as well plus it doubles as a dry shampoo. I have made a shampoo DIY video about a year ago, but I'm using just add different ingredients in my volumizing powder, just because in my dry shampoo, I use mostly cocoa powder, since my hair is dark, but the cocoa powder does weigh down a little bit on The hair, so if you really are looking for volume, then this is a better way together. So what I'm going to use is cocoa powder corn starch a little mixing bowl? Something is sifted with something to stir it with, and some nice scented oil. That goes with the smell of cocoa. By the way, this is the darker version. If you have light hair, you can just use the cornstarch and leave out the cocoa powder. So, first of all, I'm going to take a little bit of cornstarch and sit through this to make sure all the lumps are out. Then I take a few teaspoons of cocoa powder just to make it brown so that I won't leave any gray cast in my hair Hartley's, not as much that should be enough. Okay, let's stir this see what the color turns out like a little bit more okay. That should do it. I don't want to add too much of cocoa powder because it weighs it down and now I'm going to take a little bit of essential oil and you can use any scent that you like, and that goes with chocolate. I really like mints or eucalyptus a little knife to treat here. I'M just going to add a few drops this going to make it smell, really good when you applied it to your hair. So now I'm going to take my container that I want to put it in this. One has a little sprinkling pennies on the top, so I'm going to take a little code and their sheer volume icing powder. Senator you have a few mineral volumizing powder and you can use this just in the morning, just sprinkle it on your hair and just scrunch it up, and it will give you a beautiful volume. It is amazing to do when you're going to do your hair up in braids or just enough to kids- volume at the roots. That'S all there is to it now you have an amazing volumizing powder for so cheap really easy to make DIY. It was fun to do as well, so I really hope you enjoyed this video. I want to thank you so much for watching and I'll see you guys racing by hey guys. So it's been awhile since I filmed my last diet and fitness routine and cut a few things have changed since then. So I thought this would be a nice time.
Comments
Mony's cell: I use this same mixture, minus the essential oil, for my dry shampoo and it's the best dry shampoo I've ever used. You have darker hair than I do and since you mention that the cocoa weighs hair down, I just thought I'd mention that you could try dutch cocoa which is darker - it might allow you to use less cocoa to achieve the color you want. I've been meaning to try it myself next time I have to mix up a new batch. Hope this helps. tfs :)
Melanie Murphy: Beautiful little video :) I love your editing, your voice and music are so calming! I'm definitely going to try this out, a subscriber told me about using cocoa powder & I totally forgot <3 Thanks for reminding me and convincing me that it's a good idea! X
Linda: Great video Lucy. Your video's are fresh and I love them. I use this mixture for my dry shampoo/volumising. It's so effective.
Crowned Lily: I've been told by my hairdressers that tea tree oil can claim dry scalp and oliy hair so adding it to this is a great idea!
dasha: I use a brush to apply the hair power and it works great!! It is applied way more evenly and you have no residue on the scalp.
starlovestarlight: You're such an amazing person, and so pleasant!!! I absolutely love your DIY videos!!!
Joy C: Dry shampoo for redheads, my recipe is red clay mixed with arrowroot powder, and i add some bronze colored mica powder for shimmer. Adjust the color as u prefer, more clay is more orangey, arrowroot or even cornstarch will lighten it up to your hair color. Also good for concealing scalp spots if youre thin
Its Halo: such a great idea!! gonna make this my hair is dar so it would work perfectly hopefully :D <3 PS: love the background
annadayl: What a lovely idea!
KaitaniRiku29: thanks for this sweet video, everything is perfect! i will try this tonight <3
Malin Kvitblik: Awesome! I have allergic reactions to most hair products, so I'll try this :)
Labhrais: Ground clove might also work for darker hair.
HEALTH 1st: this really does work
Galliano Marr: May I use natron or baking soda instead of starch? Did you ever try it? Thanks
GreenEyezz23: Great video! Where did you buy the small container that you put the powder in?
Maxim van Wijk: Hi, I notice you use potatostarch instead of cornstarch. Does that make a difference?
nichol_mich: LOVE the background. So summery!
Scooby Doobies: Any ideas on how to add styling hold to this? I'd like to make an all-in-one hair powder for male hair
Runor Agarin: can you substitute with coconut oil?
Pathan Nawaz: I'm a boy, but I'm gonna still make it for more texture and volume in my hairs, thanks
Lata Verma: any side effects? can we use it daily
Equitone: really wanna try this out!
Indigo Burke: this is amazing! texture powder is so expensive online!
Jami Spohn Lucas: love this!
C B: does it last through a sweat ?
Melanie - Nixenhaar: I really love that Sailor Moon's on the back of the magazine you use!!! :D
JoJo Montano: I shall definitely try this! And nice background!
Kaitlyn Young: You have really beautiful hair :) thanks for the video
Beverly Wright: Thank you!!!!
cammgirl: does this work when we sweat?
Nelbineto: Do this work like texturizing powder for men ?
Reshi: Hey, is essential oil needed? Can we make it without it? Like whats gonna happen if we dont add it?
Wesley: Can I use this for a few patches in my beard?
Un Kent Va Rog: what about when you sweat?It is getting hot outside
Nina Xaubet: Loepsie, i have red hair (like sansa Stark) and what product you recommend to use in place of cocoa?
Naomi garner: Has anyone tried this if they have does it actually work?
Jana Opperman : you are soo beautiful, great videos :)
juan moreno: Can you make one that is black?
Anum Solangi: I have a hair color like yours, i want to know that for my hair colr I should use coco powder or cornstarch??
Vanilla Montane: wouldn't your hair feel dirty after that?
cammgirl: is corn starch same as corn flour?
Fatima Naz: Would it work on black hair too?
VIMLESH YADAV: Hii friend Nice idea
QueenOfAmber: Loepsie I cannot see your chia pudding recipe on your blog! ;(
Funny Animals: you are so sweet face ❤
Jimmy Winn: Your gorgeous
lili hippie: i'm french,please it's possible to write products? thank you
Rosh: came here just to see her.. she is just cute
eyzonme: i love your accent.
imad alhaddad: good meal for cockroach
Nishant Arora: You talk like you are yawning all the time :-) Sorry !! I wanted to ask ..what should be the ingredients for Black Hair ?