Sunday, April 17, 2022

diy Lilac Drops shampoo bar



Today we will make an amazing shampoo for our wonderful hair and because it also belongs to the Lilac Drops beauty line, we will use purple clay; firstly for the color, and on the other hand for the creamy result. It is one of the very easy formulas which just needs good mixing and kneading.
As I have rewritten, solid shampoos are very practical for everyday use, while being easily transported to the gym, swimming pool or airplane. Its use lasts much longer than ordinary shampoos in liquid form and is environmentally friendly as they do not need plastic packaging.
In today's formula I used sal butter because it is very nourishing and protects hair from dehydration, babassu oil because it rejuvenates dry and damaged edges and leaves the hair soft and shiny and rocket oil which stimulates hair growth and prevents hair loss.
The shampoo is enhanced with pea extract because it restores hair vitality, coconut vinegar because it neutralizes salts, smoothes the hair and balances the natural pH. I also added baobab powder because it soothes the scalp and makes the hair easy to comb.



how to sterilize clays or powders before using them in your cosmetics

To sterilize your powders or clays and make sure that the material you use in your cosmetics is safe, you’ll need:
- clay or powder of your choice
- sterilized baking tray
Pour the clay or the powder into the baking tray (after you have sterilized it) and spread the material all over the surface of the tray. Place the tray in a preheated oven at 150 degrees Celsius and bake for 1.5 hours. Remove the tray from the oven and allow the clay or the powder to cool down. Put it in a sterilized container.Ensure that the clay or the powder is completely cool before capping.

Lilac Drops Shampoo Bar
formula for 100 g | 3.54 oz

phase a’
5 g | 0.18 oz sal butter
4 g | 0.14 oz babassu oil
2 g | 0.07 oz rocket oil

phase b’
34 g | 1.20 oz SCI (Sodium Coccyx Isethionate)
32 g | 1.13 oz SCS (Sodium Coco Sulfate)
10 g | 0.35 oz coconut vinegar

phase c’
4 g | 0.14 oz purple clay
3 g | 0.11 oz baobab powder
2 g | 0.07 oz pea extract [Pisum Sativum (Pea)Sprout Extract]
2 g | 0.07 oz abysoft (Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil Phytosterol Esters)
1 g | 0.04 oz broad spectrum preservative
1 g | 0.04 oz lilac f.o.

Before you start making the shampoo, sterilize tools, containers, work surface. Wear gloves and DEFINITELY a mask because you mustn’t inhale any of the powders that will be used in this project.

In a beaker, pour the Phase A ingredients and prepare a water bath (bain marie) by filling a heat- proof saucepan, 1/3 full of water. Place the beaker into the water bath.

In a bowl, carefully add the Phase B ingredients and mix with a stainless whisker very gently in order to avoid dusting. Add the Phase C ingredients and mix again using your hands this time. Pour the Phase A ingredients (after they have fully melted) and mix by hand until your mixture becomes a nice dough.

Press into mold and place it in the fridge. Allow to cure for 2 to 4 hours. Unmold and let your shampoo to dry for 24 hours.

Apply to wet hair and make gentle massage starting from the roots to the edges.
The shampoo should dry between uses. Allow to dry on a luffa sponge.
It is suitable for all hair types.


  • SCI is a natural surfactant, a powdered palm kernel derivative and is combined with SCS which is coconut oil- derived surfactant that allows the incorporation of vegetable oils or butters.

The broad spectrum preservative is necessary in every formulation, even if our product does not contain a water phase, since it will be constantly in the wet environment the bathroom. Remember that a product without a preservative can cause staph, skin diseases, blindness or even death.
Learn more here.


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other Lilac Drops’ formulas:
💜  lip balm
💜  bath bombs
💜  body polish