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    Default Kimberlily's defrizz spray

    I got a PM requesting that I repost this on the new board, so here goes!

    In a 4oz mister, mix the following:

    2 tbsp aloe gel
    1 tsp jojoba
    1 tsp glycerin (you can leave it out if you don't have any)
    essential oils of choice

    Add distilled water until full, then shake. Spray can be used as a detangler, and it encourages wonderful waves especially when used for damp bunning. Tap water can be used, but distilled water is better since it will keep longer. I have hard water, so I never use tap water.

    I don't just use it on my hair. Here are some other uses:

    * If you omit the essential oils, it is a wonderful eye makeup remover. Just spritz on a cotton pad and swipe away your makeup.
    * Keep it in the fridge in the summer for a refreshing moisturizing spritz after coming in from the sun.
    * Spritz on your legs and use it for shaving if you're in a rush and have no time to shower.
    Last edited by kimberlily; March 15th, 2008 at 05:41 PM. Reason: wanted to add other uses for the spray

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    Where can you find glycerin?
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    Some drugstores will carry it, or you can find it at health food stores

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    How long can you keep it? Mine smelled funny after some days, but I suppose you don't use the whole stuff in that short time... so do you use any special tricks?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Iylivarae View Post
    How long can you keep it? Mine smelled funny after some days, but I suppose you don't use the whole stuff in that short time... so do you use any special tricks?
    I find that if I use aloe juice instead of the gel (I like Fruit of the Earth) it smells off after a few days. I keep it in the fridge if the weather is warm (and it makes a lovely moisturizing summer refresher if you spritz it on your skin after coming in out of the sun!)

    ETA: I also use it to detangle my daughter's hair, and for damp bunning. I go through it pretty fast

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimberlily View Post
    I find that if I use aloe juice instead of the gel (I like Fruit of the Earth) it smells off after a few days. I keep it in the fridge if the weather is warm (and it makes a lovely moisturizing summer refresher if you spritz it on your skin after coming in out of the sun!)

    ETA: I also use it to detangle my daughter's hair, and for damp bunning. I go through it pretty fast
    I use Fruit of the Earth 100% Gel Aloe Vera. Even though the bottle says "Pure. No Color Added." This gel has both stabilizers and preservatives in it.

    Know, I need to find jojoba oil, to make this defrizz spray.

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    Kimberlily, I love this recipe! I add ylang ylang EO to mine.

    I use it on my freshly washed and dried hair to smooth down the flyaways. I divided the mixture into 2 spray bottles, so that I can keep a bottle at work. (It helps to protect against the too dry heated or air-conditioned air in the office.)

    I do have to be careful not to go overboard in using it, as my fine hair can get weighed down and piece-y looking.

    Thank you for posting the recipe again.

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    Thank you so much for this recipe. I have fine hair and it seems to always poof up and frizz. I'll give this a try and see if it works!

    Quote Originally Posted by Katja View Post
    Kimberlily, I love this recipe! I add ylang ylang EO to mine.

    I use it on my freshly washed and dried hair to smooth down the flyaways. I divided the mixture into 2 spray bottles, so that I can keep a bottle at work. (It helps to protect against the too dry heated or air-conditioned air in the office.)

    I do have to be careful not to go overboard in using it, as my fine hair can get weighed down and piece-y looking.

    Thank you for posting the recipe again.
    My hair is exactly the same way....I'm just a tad bit worried it'll make my hair too limp, but if it works for you I'm hoping it will work for me!

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    First of all let me Thank you all for your wonderful posts.
    Kimberly, I have been using this recipe since I found it last year and I loooove it!
    It is not only working as a defrizz mister but I have noticed that my hair kept getting better and better from regular use. I guess is an excellent hydrating treatment.

    My 2 cents to add to the original recipe:
    If i substitute the spring water for jasmin water or rose water or any other organic floral essence water works great and you do not have to add any essential oil.

    Thanks again!

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    Does anybody know where I can buy aloe gel in Germany? I never saw it in a regular drugstrore...
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