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Here are a few different recipes hair washing products.

Hair washing liquid

Potash 140 g;
Sassafras oil 500 g;
Extract from orange flowers 8 l;
Alcohol 2 liters.

The listed substances are mixed and infused for a month. Potash and alcohol cleanse and degrease hair.

Soapy liquid for washing hair

Medical soap or white coconut oil soap 256 g

Ammonia 100 g;
Rose water 1600 g;
Glycerin 1 kg;
Alcohol (90°) 1 kg;
Geranium oil 20 g;
Bergamot oil 10 g;
Bitter almond oil 20 drops.

Liquid shampoo with coconut oil

Coconut oil 400 g;
Caustic potash (90%) 500 g;
Alcohol 400 g;
Glycerin 400 g;
Cold water 2 l;
Hot water 20 l.

Dissolve caustic potassium in 2 liters of cold water. When dissolved, the solution will heat up due to a chemical reaction. Leave to stand until the solution has cooled completely. Then the coconut oil is heated to 73 °C and the potassium hydroxide solution is heated again to the same temperature, after which the heated oil is poured into the potassium hydroxide solution in 4-5 additions, stirring continuously. Stir for another 10-15 minutes after adding all the oil and leave to stand overnight.

When a white semi-solid soap is formed, drain the excess of caustic potash, add 5 liters of hot water and stir until the soap dissolves in water (the drained excess of caustic potash can be reused for the next portion). Then pour the rest of the amount of hot water, while pouring glycerin and half of the alcohol into the mass. The remaining half of the alcohol is added at the very end of the work. The solution is passed through gauze or paper and left to stand until it becomes completely transparent. Scented oils are added to the alcohol before it is added to the soap.

Shampoo powder

Soap powder 400 g;
Borax powder 50 g;
Capsicum 1,6 g;
Cinchona bark 25 g.

liquid shampoo

Green soap (liquid) 400 g;
Borax 50 g;
Aromatic orange water 1 l;
Dissolve borax in water while heating and add liquid green soap. ;
Shampoo;
Soap root 50 g;
Cologne 400 g;
Water 1 l.

Boil the soap root with water for 30 minutes, strain and squeeze. Let cool and add cologne.

Method of use

Cover hair with foam and dry with a dry towel.

Liquid for washing hair "Yavol"

This headwash consists, according to Aufrecht's analysis, of the following parts:

Bull fat 10 g;
Lemon oil 50 g;
Cinchona tincture 200 g;
Potash 2 g;
Water 738 g.

It follows that in the manufacture of 1 kg of "Yavol" 12 g of soap, boiled on potash, is used.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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