How to make salt spray and how to apply it 💋

Mar 1, 2014

Beth W.

Title 👆👆💓

Mar 1, 2014

Karina F.

I can't remember where I got this from but I just found it in the notes on my phone.
First collect: a clean, empty spray bottle; sea salt flakes, and a coconut-scented conditioner. You may also want to add an essential oil (eg lavender, rosemary or chamomile - chamomile tea will also work.)
2 Take your bottle and put some sea salt flakes in it. I recommend grinding the flakes between your fingers a little first, as this will allow them to dissolve more quickly. Depending on how little or much water your bottle will hold, add a suitable amount of salt: as a rough guide, use about 4 oz for every 8oz water. You can use more for an even more beachy look.
3 Now add the conditioner. Use about 1/2 a teaspoon for every 8 oz water, or a little more if your hair is naturally very dry. However, don't use too much, otherwise it will not mix properly with the water.
4 If you want, throw in an essential oil of your choice. These are great for sensitive scalps, and your hair. I didn't have any oil so I used cold chamomile tea instead, which will lighten your hair over time. Use about 1 teaspoon.
5 Finally, add the water and mix. Fill the bottle with water, screw the cap on tight and then shake to combine all the ingredients. Now you're ready to apply! The great thing about this spray is that it can be used on damp or dry hair. Soaking hair isn't suitable as the spray will probably just drip off. Spray all over your hair and scrunch it in - then, I like to sit in the sun to let the chamomile tea work. This means it's great to use at the beach when you've got out of the sea, if you don't get beachy waves naturally.

Mar 1, 2014

Beth W.

Thanku 💋